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Sorry, Scott, haven't used it in about 4 years. I don't really know whether anything has yet done the whole job of integrating iSeries and PC development. But I haven't looked at this in long time. When we chose TurnOver at this other previous job, I had hopes of good integration, but it was not yet necessary.

So not much help from this front.

But look at MKS - they had PC pieces long ago, then (correct me, David, if necessary) bought Implementer from Silvon, so they could put things together. Might be worth a look.

Vern

At 02:55 PM 6/30/2004, you wrote:
Vern,

What are your thoughts on TurnOver and its handling of PC development(java/VB...)? Any experience? Anybody else?

We have looked at it and it seems to be lacking and/or not as integrated as Aldon's recent Affiniti product seems to be. We were pretty much ready to go with Turnover until we saw this side of the product.

But I have to agree that for iSeries stuff, WDSC integration, and flexibility, TurnOver is definitely the way to go...

Thanks,
  Scott J

Vern Hamberg wrote:

In a former job we used the green-screen ACMS to great benefit. I left that company in 1999. At the time Aldon had been talking about Affiniti for some time already and did not have anything ready for prime time. At the next job we went with TurnOver after I did a reasonable investigation. (I may not have given Implementer enough of a look - sorry, David - I hust don't remember.) The fact that Affiniti was not ready made me leary of Aldon. It appears it still is not ready for human consumption. It's too bad - such a good product otherwise.
Now one reason I went with TurnOver was its flexibility - Aldon has a fairly rigid promotion structure, although adequate for most needs.
JMHO
Vern



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