Actually, to Mark's point, I think it depends on the vendor. I don't see that someone can't develop handlers for a later release than their product is based on. Put it out there are a separate component for, say, 7.1 only. IBM provide virtual loaners to partners, so that'd make it easier to deal with new releases.

Vern

Nathan Andelin wrote:
From: Mark S. Waterbury
it will be several years before most vendors or ISVs can take advantage of [Open I/O] in their products ...

Yeah, if an ISV is an application vendor, and supporting their own well established interfaces and programming models, it could be a while before they use Open I/O in their products. But 3rd parties who want to write new streamlined database and device management interfaces for RPG developers may be able to jump on this right away.

-Nathan.




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