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  3. March 2003

Re: Want to learn Java and the 400

"Rob Phillips" <niceguy420l@xxxxxxxxx> wrote
in message news:20030321195948.52368.qmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I am interested in expanding my technical limited skill set. I need time
and
> hands on, and since I am unemployed the only way I can think of, is to buy
> a 400, with Java and develope a small app or program. I can't learn just
> from a book. So my question is what costs am I looking at? There are also
> time sharing possibilities, but I would prefer the ownership of a machine,
but
> maybe that is not so important. Someone please enlighten me in this
matter.

Absolutely no reason to have to buy a 400 to learn java ... just get a book
and start learning on your PC.  An argument can be made that an AS400 is a
very poor environment to develop java (although an excelent environment to
run java).

Check out the JAVA101 mailing list
(http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/java101) for help on your java
questions from a AS400 / iSeries perspective.

david

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