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> From: Colin Williams > > Joe, > > I love these ding-dongs about which language is the best for what job. > > They might help wake up some of the sleeping giants, that still believe > the > RPG400 is still the answer for everything, and who don't realise that in > todays environment, you need to be able to mix and match your tools. > > Of course, no-one like that is on this list! <LOL> True enough, Colin. I guess I've got a skewed outlook, since I've been using Java and RPG side-by-side for five years now, and C and RPG for the previous ten. But that's why I love OS/400 and the ILE environment, because it allows you to do that so well, better than any other environment. It's no surprise that Microsoft is copying that architecture. They're actually pretty good at making cheap knockoffs of other technology. For example, Apple begat Windows OS/2 begat NT Java begat J# ILE begat .NET Joe
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