Opinions of mrc's m-Power for Java web apps against DB2/400 -- WEB400

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Subject: Opinions of mrc's m-Power for Java web apps against DB2/400
From: "Dave Odom" <Dave.Odom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 14:56:16 -0700
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I'm soliciting opinions of MRC's m-Power.   I understand it creates Java
web apps that will talk to DB2/400, regular iSeries flat files, ORACLE
RDBMS and SQL Server.

Some questions that come to mind are (not exhaustive list):

What do you all think of the product overall?
Please compare and contrast m-Power Java apps vs. traditionally built
Java apps?
What's the m-Power code like vs. traditional Java apps?
Please compare and contrast m-Power's Java app development environment
vs. similar RAD web app development tools for .NET and Java
Please compare and contrast the performance of m-Power created Java
apps, vs. traditional Java and .NET web apps.
Please compare and contrast the "long-term" for m-Power apps, regular
Java apps and .NET apps vis-a-vis maintenance, TCO,  upgradability,
etc.
Any other opinion you'd like to share.

Thanks in advance,

Dave Odom
Arizona

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