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>You're all caught up in this web-based stuff ><grin>. We're talking thick client. OK. I mentioned web-based in a diatribe about not needing Eclipse to run a thick client. The original statement that I didn't follow: "Once written, that program can then run on any platform that Eclipse supports, completely unmodified." Specifically, I am confused by the phrase "platform that Eclipse supports". I can clearly run Java thick client applications on the iSeries, but Eclipse does not run on iSeries. If you meant "platform that has a JVM", then I already said that, which just confuses me more. Mind you, I'm easily confused these days... Are you agreeing with me that Eclipse is a development tool, or are you explaining to me that Eclipse is a required run-time environment, needed by a (certain type of) Java thick client? --buck
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