RE: COM/DCOM - Good or Bad as access strategy to iSeries

Thanks to all who responded on this subject.   Your words will be used
in my argument for not doing COM/DCOM for this particular environment.  
  

I was shocked to hear that COM/DCOM is on the way out especially after
how the vendor here touted it, but, then again, I shouldn't be
surprised; we don't get the best vendors.   If .NET is replacing
COM/DCOM, I'd like to know how .NET provides the data and database
action transparency touted by the COM/DCOM folks?

Again, thanks for everything,

Dave Odom
Arizona