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On 6/20/05, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > So, why is > > there a SINGLE "official" way to go to the web in the windows world > > (ASP.NET) while there are so many in the iSeries world (JSP, > WebFacing, > > iSeries Access for Web, HATS, CGI, CGIDEV2, screen-scrapers, etc.) > > There is a single, official way to get to the web on the iSeries: JSP on > WebSphere. > Where are the advocates for JSP and WebSphere? What are the outstanding WebSphere based applications that are big sellers for the as400 based software houses? I am been using .NET for the past 6 months and am convinced it is a great choice for the client side of iSeries applications. The Midrange Java list seems very quiet. The ignite list, another java focused forum is quiet also. My guess is a .NET forum for iSeries applications would have a lot more activity. Because .NET is better than Java. And there would be more programmers writing more iSeries applications. -Steve
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