Re: WebSphere vs Net.Data

> I hope you don't mind me bothering you with a little
> informal survey.  Perhaps it would be better to reply
> directly to me at boldt@ca.ibm.com rather than clutter
> up this newsgroup.
> 
> Basically, I'd like to know roughly how popular Net.Data
> is for serving up web pages.  Have you considered both
> Net.Data and WebSphere?  And if so, why did you choose
> one over the other?


neither.  we went with asna's web serving software. 

we've been using their visual rpg for several years now, so this was a
natural progression for us.  

the web server itself is a p/c running windows iis instead of the
as/400, and the data files are on the as/400.  at first i was reluctant
to go this route, but the pages are served using asp, and the avr
programs are compiled as dll's.  the web server p/c just serves the web,
and we've had no problems at all.  

we've got several customers running with the web application now, which
is a credit reporting, trade group, and collection agency package.  

nj
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