RE: 3rd party stuff / was Java-based forums

>Alright, Aaron, I'm going to count on you then to be an active
participant in the IAAI website.

I will try my best, but I do have other open source initiatives that I
am actively working and trying to get out to the community.  If you
visit my site (http://mowyourlawn.com) you will see that I am working on
two of them right now (my new XMLSAX parser and a RPG Web Services
Tutorial that will come complete with all code needed to do full scale
RPG Web Services).

The timing couldn't be better for the IAAI website.  We are in the midst
of proving out RPG and Java and where each fits best.  So I definitely
have a vested interest in what you are fore fronting (notice my recent
post about the different ways RPG and Java can talk to each other).

Giddyup!

Aaron Bartell

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Subject: RE: 3rd party stuff / was Java-based forums

> From: Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)
> 
> Most RPG programmers are full of excuses for not submitting to the 
> community, IMO.

Alright, Aaron, I'm going to count on you then to be an active
participant in the IAAI website.  Especially since I need people whose
views are often very different from mine, as a balance.

And this isn't just about endless debate, either.  I selected the forum
software specifically because it will allow us to share code.  Primarily
I want to share performance tests, so that we can provide quantitative
numbers as to which techniques work best (and run them on multiple
boxes, because there will be differences based on iSeries
configuration).

But a nice side effect of this feature is that we can also share other
kinds of code: specific techniques, little scripts we've found useful,
whatever.  That could help to start a small open source community.

Joe

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