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Well... that is where a wiki could be used for (hint David ;-) ). The community could help develop something for this. Otherwise another avenue would be the imho.midrange.com <http://imho.midrange.com> blog. You could post your thoughts on there for others to follow. On 5/12/05, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I agree, Mike. PHP is a great tool for certain jobs. I think what I'm > most worried about is that we're getting TOO MANY choices now. I just > got done doing a mentoring session on JSP Model II, and because I have a > very focused syllabus, my clients came up to speed in a just a couple of > days. They're already pushing the envelope of my architecture and > figuring out how to extend it for their specific needs. Had I instead > tried to address all of the possible approaches, they'd still be in the > theory stage rather than designing working applications. > > I *think* what I'd like to see is a set of guidelines as to when to use > each approach. If we could as a community come up with three or four > (or even half a dozen) basic scenarios and have a skeleton approach to > each, then I think we'd see a lot more movement forward. The problem is > not the programming; we're business application developers, which means > we're for the most part pretty darned good programmers. The problem is > getting started, and the more choices people have, the more chance they > have to fall into "analysis paralysis" and then nothing gets done. And > this is where the Midrange Alliance folks wander in with their > technically inferior but oh so pretty out-of-the-box "solutions". > > Joe > > > From: Mike Wills > > > > Now, I am not saying that you should replace all of your Java > programs. I > > am > > like you Joe, use the right language for the job. If you are writing > an > > enterprise application, PHP may not be the best language. If you are > > writing > > a simple corporate web site, Java may be too complex. > > > > What I meant by my email was that if you needed, you could integrate > this > > with RPG for simple sites. > -- Mike Wills Midrange Programmer/Lawson Software Administrator koldark@xxxxxxxxx http://mikewills.name Want Gmail? Email koldark+gmail@xxxxxxxxx to get on my waiting list.
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