Nic wrote: > > Ok - as I say, I have not had experience in WebHub but if you are going > > to toe the MS line on Web Apps (as we all must <g>) you are going to > > have multi-language projects. > > No, we dont have to. I concur. > Have a look at JSP some time. It looks very similar Sounds interesting, especially the multi-platform benefits. Does IT handle exceptions? > > Have to disagree coming from a ASP background - for a rich UI in HTML > > you really start to need DHTM l, Javascript etc in order to handle > > common UI tasks such as right click pop up menus, combo's filled on the > > fly, tabbed notebooks etc. > > Can't argue with this much :) I lean more towards Dennis's views on this one, i.e. it is remarkable how much can be done, and done well, with a generic HTML design approach, without all the D-HTML or ActiveX derived whistles and bells). All the extra-bonus-features GUI in the world doesn't necessarily help get the job done faster or more easily. Besides, we can use it (D-HTML) if we so choose: we're not in a zero-sum game here... > > Most probably but then if WebHub is the only answer then the options > > seem pretty limited. > > :) - Not being suckered by that large bait, Peter :) Is that a question? If so, nope <g>. G'night. <yawn> cheers, peter ============================================ Peter Hyde, SPIS Ltd, Christchurch, New Zealand * TurboNote: http://TurboPress.com/tbnote.htm -- small, FREE and very handy * Print-to-Web automation http://TurboPress.com * Web design, automation and hosting specialists Find all the above and MORE at http://www.spis.co.nz --------------------------------------------------------------------------- New Zealand Delphi Users group - Offtopic List - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Website: http://www.delphi.org.nz
