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RE: iSeries, .Net and COMMON

What did you use to access the back end?  Did you directly access data, or
did you call RPG programs?  Were you using the ".NET-ified" Toolbox, or some
other access method?

Joe

P.S. Anyone can develop subfile-like applications in EGL in minutes, and you
have your choice of a Java solution where both the client and the server
will run on any platform, or you can call RPG programs directly to access
business logic.



From: richard@xxxxxxxxxxx

Already submitted for both areas :-)

I also recently did a customer class where we had a couple RPG guys
developing subfile-style .Net apps in 2 days with Visual Studio 2005.

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