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Rick, You could deploy iSeries Access for the Web on that machine. I tried it on my 170 and got sub-minute response time.... :-)) There are software vendors out there who have been pushed by IBM to use IBM's products to web face their applications. One of my customers there in New York is in the midst of implementing just such a system. Guess where the web-facing server resides? If you guessed not on an iSeries, you get a prize. The performance of the application running on the iSeries forced the vendor to use a middleware box. The end customer doesn't get the source, so he can't make mods to his menus, and if the green screen app changes, he has to wait until the vendor gets around to changing the GUI side. If you want all the bells and whistles with a minimal amount of hassle and investment, you should think seriously about a product like Joe Pluta's, or a product like Newlook (www.looksoftware.com)
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