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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Joe Pluta wrote:
Note that I say you don't need any JSF/Java/JavaScript. That doesn't
mean that such knowledge won't help! EGL is a true 4GL that generates
3GL code, namely Java, JSF and JavaScript. The more you know about
those technologies, the easier it is to understand the generated code
when necessary (typically in debugging when something isn't working the
way you thought it would). But you can get started on it without that
knowledge.
Can EGL use classes I've already written? Or does it make those obsolete?
I've spent a lot of time creating classes and factories for many of them.
I feel that those classes follow a fairly good design and I'm quite
pleased. Does EGL make all that irrelevant? I'm not trying to hang on to
work for sentimental reasons, but rather I don't want to repeat work I've
already done. My factories do use JDBC, however I could write factories
that call RPG programs using the java tookit instead. Would EGL be able
to use my classes and just create new factories for them, or is that
looking at things the wrong way?
James Rich
It's not the software that's free; it's you.
- billyskank on Groklaw
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