Re: Adobe's RIA Technologies -- WEB400

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I am intrigued by IceBreak and have it installed on my machine (thanks
Neils). The bummer I have so far with it is that there is no MVC built into
the product (i.e. it uses <%escaped RPG code%> type approach) and it takes
an awkward approach to compiling (my opinion) in that you compile by calling
the program from the browser.

Maybe you have some application code you can share that shows how IceBreak
can do the things that you are talking about? (i.e. solid MVC with extJS)

Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com

On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 3:22 PM, Dr. Syd Nicholson <sydnic@xxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

This brings us back to IceBreak again - no Java, all RPG, native DB access,
etc.
There are also few complicated server issues as is often discussed in this
mailing list. The technology is transparent, with few implementation
issues.
It is simply a case of install and use.

For a framework on the client side one could use ExtJS

This is what I use, and I can recommend it. If required client side Java
can
also be implemented.

Syd Nicholson

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