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Dennis -
As I alluded in my original post, this is basically an argument with one
person - a /new/ developer in our shop who once worked for JDE, and who is
of the opinion that there is no need to use anything but RPG/400 to write
code...
On the other hand, there are at least 10 other developers here that disagree
with her philosophy, and since we already have a substantial amount of
existing RPGIV code mixed in with OPM code in the shop, I don't think she
will be able to muster much support for her position.
In fact, I don't even know why she is pushing so hard when her argument is
clearly untenable.
- sjl
Dennis wrote:
I haven't been following this thread as closely as I might have,
but I don't think the original poster has chimed in about
reasons for this pushback.
Though I am loathe to support such pushback, I have seen
situations where it may seem to make sense. In particular,
a programming farm on the Asian continent does all the
programming work for a particular set of pharmaceutical companies.
These people know RPG/400 to some extent, and ILE not at all.
The company has a position that introoduction of ILE to that
source set introduces a wealth of support issues.
Instantly, the set of individuals who can support a particular change
is reduced until training occurs - and this particular organization
has no desire to retrain. They are able to retain their staff
and keep things interesting by double-teaming their responsibilities.
While Roji may be on the PHP and RPG team,
Koko may be on the Java and RPG team.
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