I don't think it necessarily makes sense to be concerned about what format
returned data is in....unless there are requirements you are not
mentioning...

Do you really want to re-write?

Some additional vendors to consider..
Profound Logic
mrc

you may find this article interesting...
http://www.itjungle.com/fhs/fhs120611-story06.html

HTH,
Charles


On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 11:55 AM, Michael Ryan <michaelrtr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Ok...wide ranging topic I'm sure, but it's Friday. Here's what I'm looking
for...opinions, solutions, ideas regarding web enabling (browser access) to
i applications. A couple of points: The logic on the i will be written
(re-written) to be accessed by a procedure call. I'm pretty sure I want the
returned data to be in JSON format. I'm obviously concerned about security
and session state. This application would be for in-house users, not the
public.

I'm thinking three main middleware paths - PHP, CGI, and vendor
proprietary...others?

Some products/frameworks that I know of are easy CGIDEV2, Renaissance,
Zend, powerEXT..others?

Feel free to contact me off list if desired. I look forward to the
comments.

Thanks!
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