** This thread discusses the article: The Year Ahead: Predictions for the iSeries Community **
Joe Pluta wrote: The browser is ubiquitous and thus the interface requires no additional software. This is one reason (among many) why the c/s model is a faulty premise just waiting for a conclusion. I agree that the browser provides a standard. Whether or not you can call that an interface standard or not is still up for grabs, but the browser as an I/O interactive comes with its own standards despite variations within browser choices. I disagree with IBM's approach to an AS/400 interface. There are at least five IBM tools to transform current running applications:
- [*]Webfacing[*]HATS[*]CA for the Web[*]Host Transform[*]5250 Gateway[/list]But none of these really provide an IDE from which native programs may be written. Here is my proposal or challenge to Toronto labs:
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