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However, IceBreak became first a commercial product for system i in 2006'.So what you say is that you have ported a C/C++ web server to ILE and that it allows to call ILE programs easily. Ok, that makes sense.
But it started back in 1994 in Denmark as a communication middleware product
at PBS - VISA/DANKORT for card clearing (and is still in full production) So no; IceBreak is not written in RPG. It is written in C / and C++ but
running 100% in the ILE environment - serving ILE. So to say; the "distance"
from your application to the client is as small as possible. This really
reduces the complexity and reduces overhead for RPG/COBOL programmers
compared to run these languages within PHP, EGL and even as web-services in
WebSphere.
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