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> IBM is focusing the iSeries on Linux/Unix/Java.
That statement would be more correct if the word "is"
were changed to "was". More recently, IBM has drawn
renewed attention to the distinctively native
capabilities of the iSeries platform.
> That leaves iSeries/Windows shops no choice
> but either convert to Linux/Java or migrate
> to .NET/iSeries.
To my knowledge, IBM has never advocated the migration
of iSeries applications to Wintel platforms, which you
are advocating, and as far as choices are concerned,
you can add a large number of alternatives from IBM
and its business partners which utilize the iSeries as
an application server, as opposed to merely a database
server.
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