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  3. March 2002

Beyond RPG CGI

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I hope this isn't a mistake to ask this (fearing many different answers and 
opinions) but here it goes:

My shop has been doing RPG CGI development for about a year now.  We started 
off with Brad Stone's book to get our feet wet then discovered CGIDEV2 which 
made the development process very simple.  Management however, although very 
impressed with our browser interfaces (they hated the green screen dubbing it 
"old technology"), still believes RPG is dead and is insistant we move away 
from RPG in general...even if it can 'work the web'.

So my question is, what is your shop doing beyond RPG CGI?  One area I am 
seriously considering is firing up our WebSphere server and learning to use it 
and Java.  If this is the right direction, what's the best way for a staff of 
RPG programmers to get started?

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