Hi, Uriel.
Yes, that is what Dr Boyes is saying.....
While you might need MS IIS for .NET, there is an open source project
called Mono (sponsored by Novell) that aims to provide a .NET compatible
framework for environments other than MS Windows. Linux on zSeries is a
supported environment (at least for 31-bit Linux), and you can learn
more at their web site:
http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
Now your developers can use their favorite .NET and Java tool sets and
you can deploy on zSeries Linux, and keep your DB2 on z/OS. It's a clear
win-win situation for everybody.
Good luck.
Dave Jones
V/Soft Software
Uriel Carrasquilla wrote:
David:
this is exactly what we should consider for our environment.
am I understanding correctly that I can run my .NET app under zLinux? We
are using SMB/SAMBA just for file-print services.
I always thought that you needed IIS for .NET.
am I also correct in saying that DB2-Distributed Services remain under zOS?
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