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Walden,
While I'm not MS oriented, I do have to take into consideration the development environment, tools, elapsed time to productivity with environment/language. So, in this case I'd like to hear what people think. At this point, Net.Data or PHP seem quicker but I have to consider any down sides.
There won't be any RPG on the system to call. We're talking data warehouse.
Thanks,
Dave
"Walden H. Leverich" <WaldenL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 8/6/2008 14:28 >>>
To me there are two obvious options for web application development,
Java and .Net. Both are capable of accessing back-end DB2 data, and you
can even call an RPG program if you'd like too. :) While I obviously
have a bent toward the MS land, I will admit both are perfectly capable
of doing anything you want and arguing which is "better" is a religious
argument at best.
-Walden
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