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Re: Java vs .NET was: RPGIII compiler vs Visual Basic

On 6/21/05, Lance Gillespie <lgillespie@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've just been sitting on the sidelines watching this
> debate, but now I have a question for Steve:
> 
> It seems that you started out advocating .Net as
> the client side (ASP instead of JSP), but keeping
> all the data in DB2 and the business logic on the
> iSeries.  Then I sort of got the idea that you
> were for the business logic in .Net as well and now
> you say "use SQLServer as the sole database for
> .NET applications".
> 
> So if my client logic is in .Net, my business logic
> is in .Net, and SQLServer is the sole database for
> .NET applications, how does this belong in
> midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx?
> 

It applies to this list Lance because IBM effectively says native
iSeries is a dead end.  The question on the table is what should the
classic iSeries/Windows shop move to.

-Steve

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