Re: Green-screen versus browser

Raul,

depends on what you call "use".

You could get the runtime and application in java, and run it on any OS 
with a JVM.

But you can't do development on anything else than Windows.

At least, that's what I understand...

Peter Colpaert
Application Developer
Massive - Kontich, Belgium
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Can I use VARPG whithout buying a windows licence?

Booth Martin wrote:

>You have no idea how upsetting it is to me personally that we gripe and 
moan
>about IBM and what they offer, then they give, literally give, us VARPG
>which works, and the iSeries community  turns it down with barely a look. 
 
>Of course there are othe solutions too, which is right and proper, but if 
a
>company has RPG programmers, a good data base they like, and are using
>Windows, VARPG is a much easier growth step than Visual Basic, plus you 
get
>deliverables in weeks instead of months.
> 
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