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>Did anyone attend. Did it help you form any >opinions about IBM's Webfacing? Hi Nathan! I attended several Web-technology sessions. (I sure wish there were a better word for this stuff...) I came away from the Webfacing sessions with the distinct impression that IBM is here to stay. I'm not certain that this is going to work for us in particular (we use Cool:2E and are exploring other possible routes to Internet-enable our applications) but it's an intriguing concept. It's NOT screen-scraping, so things like pop-up windows actually open a new window, but like all browser based interfaces, it suffers from "don't back up" syndrome. I have a suspicion that IBM intends to introduce Java and Web-technology to mainstream programmers by making the initial conversion as painless as possible. Once the Java stuff is running, the programmers will start tinkering, and Web-technology will then become as "iSeries-ish" as RPG is today. This is my opinion only; certainly nobody at COMMON came out with anything like that. Just a suspicion on my part. Is there something in particular you were looking for? --buck
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