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From: "Kevin Vandever" <Kevin.Vandever@mail.bcop.com> > We have Web and CRM apps that hit our RPG business > rules and DB2 data and are looking into future customer > self-service and web service apps. ILE, in my opinion, is > a nice fit with those technologies. I also see the direction > IBM is taking the language and don't want our shop to left > behind. Just to echo the sentiment that ILE is a nice fit for Web applications. I'm a student of model-view-controller design, which offers a pattern for change resilient interactive applications. I have been so grateful for the elements of ILE that support modularity. It has enabled me to build layers of components that simplify development. The benefits of a layered approach to software, and the division of code into modules, may be unknown when you begin a project. But soon you'll see how it has enabled you to extend your applications in a way that you never anticipated. Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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