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Re: Richard Schoen Sep 2008 System iNews OP

Trevor Perry, once again:
Joe,

Your article may be titled "Why I Like Java EE ", but it ends with: "EGL
removes the complexity of these technologies so that you can focus on the
business issues. That's why I believe EGL and RDi SOA comprise the next
great development tool for the i."

Where did the Java go?
EGL generates Java EE applications.

You cannot keep representing EGL as Java.
I don't.

EGL generates Java EE applications.

Compare the terms Java and Java EE.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_(programming_language)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Platform,_Enterprise_Edition

For
that matter, since EGL produces COBOL, why don't you write an article about
"Why I like COBOL"?
Because I don't like COBOL very much.

Joe

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