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----- Original Message ----- From: <rob@dekko.com> To: <midrange-l@midrange.com> Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 4:17 AM Subject: Re: Re:Where are all of the /400's going. > > I look at it this way, Brad has admitted to being rather new on the 400. No, I admit to being rather nontechnical on the AS/400. I've owned 400's since 1990 or so. (I've got somewhere between 4 and six of them right now - b10s (I think we may have given one of those away, a D model (30?) , a p02 'portable' , an S10, and E10. I've read enough about the pieces of 400 programming (CL and RPG, only a little about COBOL) to have some reasonable idea of what goes where, and how it relates to the other 8 or ten platforms I have programmed on. I've been doing CGI and ASP web server programming , for quite some time. > Coming from the NT server farm issue - you break up tasks by server. I've never used an NT server farm, we've never had more than 150 simultaneous ASP users so we have never needed one (we do our ASP as compiled dlls, not wb script.) > I do not mean this as a flame. I am sorry if it comes off this way. This > is my 17th straight hour on the job. I never consider anything anyone writes to me as a flame. There is no point taking things that way. A computer OS is a place to run applications/ Where are the applications that you want to run? IBM has realized this and made OS/400 Java-enabled. Brad Jensen
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