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Chris,

I really dig VAJ but IBM seems to favor Websphere studio (powered by eclipse).  
I'm still using VAJ but I have
downloaded eclipse on my home PC.  It even runs in Linux....  However, at this 
point in time, I prefer VAJ.  IMHO, it'
hard to go wrong with IBM.... (Of course, I never owned OS/2)

dan


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From: Chris Proctor [mailto:cproctor@gartsports.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 2:44 PM
To: 'Java400-l'
Subject: VAJava???


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Hi all,

I'm going to stay out of the heated battle of RPG over Java.... See what you
started, Chris? ;-)

Anyway, we're going to be using Java for some of our applications in the not
too distant future and I was wondering what the tool of choice is for Java
developers on the AS/400. Originally, I thought VAJava because it's big
blue's, but now I'm hearing stories that IBM may not support it in the
future. This may be way off, and if it is I'd like to get some feedback on
it.

Thanks  for your input.

Chris
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