RE: 2 hot technologies at NOLA Common -- MIDRANGE-L

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> However, I do see down the line where Java is going to be the wave, heck
> it'll probably be the only things we can find programmers for...:)

I'm not completely convinced of the inevitable takeover of Java. It definitely 
has
it's place, but I do not think it will dominate any more than Case, 
Client/Server,
etc. I become skepticle when I hear a solution being touted as the "fix all 
wonder
cure". It hasn't happened yet and I doubt that it will. I think Notes could 
have as
big an impact as Java. It doesn't try to solve all problems, just the ones it's 
good
at. Nice concept.

Joe Teff
Information Technology Consultant
IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
QDS
Bloomington, MN

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