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  3. March 2009

Re: Developing a webapplication with JSF/J2EE: where do I start?


On 3-Mar-09, at 1:00 PM, web400-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Now, an obvious question is: where do I start? In my opinion, it's very
important to make sure that we can connect to the DB2/400 database on our
iSeries. Most of the tutorials and books on JSF seem to focus on other
types of databases, but we are exclusively dealing with the iSeries. So, I
think my first goal should be to make sure that I can access the tables in
our database in an easy, secure, and well-performing way.


If you're not already Java literate and/or forced to use Java-based technology you should also be looking at PHP. Meets all of your requirements as far as direct support for the database etc. Lot of very sophisticated frameworks and Grails-like tools, and is far easier to learn than Java for most RPGers.


Jon Paris

www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com



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