Re: Net.Data

[nina jones <ddi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> 
> How is it working for you? I recently attended their web class in San
> Antonio and was much impressed with what it can do, particularly with ASP
> and XML. Haven't had the opportunity to do anything for real yet though. Is
> it really as easy as it seems?
> 

i went to san antonio the last week of january, and had the first
application up and running mid february.  this was an application to
search a credit reporting database, display a list of possible matches,
select the report, and then display the credit information.

we have 4 applications working now, the credit reporting, collection
agency claim placement and file viewing, legal filings searching, and on
line industry trade groups.

of course, we had software in place already to do this, using our
original remote system, which worked through protocol convertors (yetch)
and then we rewrote it several years ago in avr for a windows
client/server system. 

the first weekend after class was spent downloading and getting personal
web server to work, and i had a couple of hair pulling days figuring out
how all the different objects worked.  but then it all slipped into
place.  

nj
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