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Subject: MMT: More Meaningless Typing
From: "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2005 10:30:56 -0500
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Let's be more specific.  Since there are only three sessions and I
assume the Microsoft guy isn't promoting WebSphere, then I assume one of
the ones that is promoting WebSphere is yours.

When you say you recommend WebSphere, is that a qualified
recommendation?  Do you recommend WebSphere only some of the time?  If
so, about what percentage of the time would you recommend it?  And for
which applications?  What are your defining reasons for recommending
WebSphere?

Do you recommend ASP.NET?  What percentage of the time?  For which
applications?  What are your defining reasons to recommend ASP.NET?

Do you recommend JSP Model II?  Do you recommend EJB?  Do you recommend
RPG?  Do you recommend VB.NET?  Do you recommend C#?  Do you recommend
DB2/400?  Do you recommend SQL Server?  If so, when and for what?

When would you recommend an iSeries over a Windows server?  And vice
versa?

Joe



> From: Trevor Perry
> 
> JOE> How many sessions recommend WebSphere on the iSeries?
> TREVOR: Two.

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