RE: New RPG programmers

I have to agree that html sounds a lot easier than DDS.  Doing a 2000+ 
character variable length field in html requires one word - text.  Doing 
that on 5250 is much more complicated.

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ahhh, I forgot about cgi.  However, programmer will still need to know 
html, which I find it to be much easier than DDS.  Once again, I'm not a 
web/gui guy.  I'm looking into it though :).





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[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Raul Jager
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Sorry to contradict you, but RPG works great to produce Web pages.  I'm 
using mostly RPG for web development.  It looks hard for the programmers 
that only know "green screen" but also the  "green screen" is quite hard 
for beginers, specialy sub-files, which you avoid by using the web.


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