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| -----Original Message----- | [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Hall, Philip | the original poster was asked by a customer, and that customer | I'm assuming - possibly incorrectly - feels more comfortable with | Java then RPG, hence the request for conversion tools. I'd be more concerned that the CUSTOMER may be assuming incorrectly. | | > My latest statistics, (no I don't have a copy handy), | > say that there are still more | > RPG coders out there than Java coders.This too might change. | | Within the iSeries arena, I'd probably agree Java Developers < | RPG Developers. Taking that to the software development world as | a whole (PC's, *nix, etc.), I'd find that very hard to believe. In the software development world (PC's, *nix, etc.), as a whole.. ..rock-solid.. maintainable.. efficient.. code that runs on hardware with same features is still on the drawing boards...;-D Seriously, there's a mindset to developing an effective ERP (package or homegrown) that sure appears (to me) to be lacking in the so-called "modern software development world", as a whole. jmobservations
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