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Subject: Re: Updating WDSc to RDi
From: Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 15:54:54 -0500
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Pete Helgren wrote:

Thanks. That is what I needed.
This light bulb has been coming on slowly for me:

To get the equivalent of the current WDSc I need RDi and RAD. To get EGL I need RBD. So, to get everything I had (including Java EE ) with WDSc AND get EGL I need RDi/RBD/RAD.

I have no plans for J2EE development and that is already covered by my MyEclipse subscription in any case so RDi and RBD it is.....

That's a pretty pragmatic approach: RDi-SOA for i development and EGL, MyEclipse for Java EE.

There are some integration benefits with RAD, but it's hard to beat the MyEclipse price...

Joe

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