Re: iSeries Access for Web -- WEB400

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Subject: Re: iSeries Access for Web
From: "Greg Oziemkiewicz" <goziemki@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2006 16:01:12 -0600
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PASE still seems pretty promising for open source on the i5.



On 12/1/06, Shannon O'Donnell <shannon.odonnell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Yeah, this I knew.  But I always thought it was a step in the right
direction for IBM to provide support for Tomcat, even though it was
always out of date. I'd had hopes this marked the start of a larger
trend of providing more open-source type products with support for free,
such as PHP, and PERL and Python and others as part of the software you
could get with AS/400.

I guess that was naive on my part.

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