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I would say that RPGUI needs to support both internal and external needs to
be effective. I wouldn't want somebody to adopt RPGUI for internal then
require them to find a different solution for external.
Through conversation with others I think it is fairly clear that RPGUI will
have to support both stateful jobs and non-stateful (which it pretty much
already does non-stateful, we just need more examples of fuller
applications
so people can see the breadth). The non-stateful could be used in
combination with the stateful. For example, you could have a non-stateful
RPGUI program that only knows how to return a list of valid customers based
on the criteria passed in. That returned list could then be used for a
variety of purposes (i.e. customer prompt, customer listing in a stateful
CRUD app, etc).
I must admit I wasn't sure how I felt about a framework like this atfirst,
but I'm gaining some interest.
Excellent! What are some other things that are bothering you about RPGUI -
if you wouldn't mind expounding?
Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com
http://mowyourlawn.com/blog/
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