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Sorry Mr. Pluta,

excuse me, I didn't recognize that this is a rpg hardliner mailing list. It's
foolish, that a statement pro java is flame in a java-400l mailing list. And
its foolish, that I have to declare a man, who is teaching java, what is
multithreading, sorry, I won't do again.

Dieter

On Wednesday 18 September 2002 20:15, you wrote:
> > From: Blair Wyman
> >
> > On Wednesday, 09/18/2002 at 09:42 EST, "Joe Pluta"
> >
> > <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com> wrote:
> > > So, if you want to say that Java is faster than RPG, you must prove it.
> >
> > ...but if you are saying that RPG is faster, no proof is required:
>
> Actually, I've run numerous comparisons of Java, SQL and RLA over the
> years, and Java has lost soundly in every one.  Been awhile since I did
> one, though, so perhaps it's time to revisit it.  However, are you
> suggesting that Java is as fast as RPG and native I/O for database access?
>
> > For the insides of a business, RPG and DDS are the awesome 1-2
> > punch behind
> > the best character-based interface in existance (e.g. "green-screen").
> >
> > However, if you want to put an 'e-' in front of your business, Java is
> > the modern language to learn.
>
> Blair, the original post had to do with writing Java applications that
> would mimic exiting RPG legacy applications.  All my comments were based on
> that statement.
>
> I agree that Java is the proper language for the UI middleware required for
> web applications, but I still haven't seen a Java-based iSeries application
> that can compare to RPG and native DB2/400 access for business logic.
>
> I will once again post my yardstick:
>
> Show me an MRP generation over a 10,000,000 record database that comes
> within, say, 50% of the performance of the equivalent program in RPG.  At
> that time, Java will have come of age for business logic.  The last time I
> published benchmarks, Java was nowhere close - heck, embedded SQL didn't
> even run as fast, so I know Java wouldn't if it used JDBC.  And my RLA
> benchmarks didn't show a lot of promise, either.  Times may have changed,
> but it's up to the challenger to provide the proof, I think.
>
> But that's just MY opinion.
>
> Joe
>
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