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>Take and give some delight today.
>
>
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Dawn
Why dispense with the work already done in Data/Basic - I
know I plug
the language, and y'all ignore me, but OpenInsight (the GUI
version of
Advanced Revelation) looks and feels just like the Gates
At 01:06 AM 22/04/2004, Anthony Youngman wrote:
Java (not necessarily Sun's version) will be available on any platform
that people care to put it on. MS have made a point of saying (or at the
very least not denying) that .net is intended to work best with Windows
and, indeed, parts of it are likely
Hello Anthony,
At 08:57 PM 21/04/2004, Anthony Youngman wrote:
That's a LITTLE unfair :-)
Yes Miguel is a publicist, but the war is fought mainly by clueless
lusers who don't understand the real issues :-(
Check out this BBC interview:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/321433.stm
ie "I
ve* a disk attached to the local
workstation...
Cheers,
Wol
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Schalk, you don't ha
Re: GUI as nice as character-based
<< File: ATT22903.txt >> Dawn and all,
Another aspect of GUI, which we sure have to consider, is data
communication lines.
Our operation is spread over 1000 kilometres, and sending GUI screens back
and forth will certainly clog our lines. Except
>> but remembered not to include the entire original
>> post in my response this time -- sorry I forget that on
Oops! Me too - sorry folks!
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Dawn
Why dispense with the work already done in Data/Basic - I
know I plug
the language, and y'all ignore me, but OpenInsight (the GUI
version of
Advanced Revelation) looks and feels just like the Gates
product, _and_
has the wonderful facility to use your already existing
DataBasic code.
The bas
the
data stored
at one central place.
It worked a bomb.
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Dawn and all,
Another aspect of
Tony,
>>Respectfully Brian, I seriously disagree and we owe it to ourselves to get
up to date on the cost of development software.
As you know I'm a huge Delphi fan and don't resent the cost of that.
Until Delphi 7, whose only improvement over Delphi 6 was support for .Net
that never materialise
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writes:
> And the .NET jvm is free of charge, so no more dollars to microsoft. And
> it is installed with every windows update, so every windows user has
> already a "good environment" for .NET. More easy for us
Tony,
Where did you find the legal MSDN for $1300? My renewal is now up for $2300
and with the DVD rebate, it is still $2000. Do the shipments still come
directly from Microsoft? Thanks.
Regards,
Jim
>> For Visual Studio .NET I acquired a legal copy of an MSDN Universal
>>subscription for
I wrote:
>... An Enterprise level shop doesn't care
>that the software costs over US1000 and probably wouldn't be
>using PHP for development. The Borland model is bl**dy expensive.
Dangit, I meant to emphasize that "The Borland model NOT is bl**dy
expensive."
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Brian Leach wrote:
>Of course the relative costs of PHP (free) against Visual
>Studio .Net or Borland C# Builder (both bl**dy expensive)
>might just be a small factor :-)
Respectfully Brian, I seriously disagree and we owe it to ourselves to get
up to date on the cost of development software.
A
>>Even though AFAIK the C# compiler itself is still available free.
Yes, the VB.NET and the C# compiler are absolutely free. There is NOTHING
that you can do with Visual Studio.NET that you can't do with the free
download and notepad (or other). Actually, there are things you can do with
the co
ng to work with linux in the (maybe near) future.
Cheers,
Wol
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Yes, I agree.
But .NET i
ht today.
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Well, you have the java choice ;-)
Java and javawebst
Dawn M. Wolthuis wrote:
Java Web Start works reasonably well, and I have used it. But I sure don't
see how you are "locked in" to Sun by using it. The Java libraries will be
perpetuated with or without Sun. For example, IBM develops with Java, and
I'm certain they don't think they are locked int
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Well, you have the java choice ;-)
Java and javawebstart do the same thing as explain by Jame
If you load the .Net framework SDK the compiler is there. Micro$oft has also release
the C++ compiler as a command line only download too. To use them you just have to
figure out all the command strings and such.
http://weblogs.asp.net/brianjo/archive/2004/04/17/115335.aspx
http://www.micro
spect each others' viewpoints. It's a shame the lusers can't too.
Cheers,
Wol
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Hello Tony,
At 03:56 PM 21/04/2004, Tony Gravagno wrote:
I'm just trying to find the time to get into Mono. I believe it has a
bright future and will be great for all of us wanting cross-platform access
into our MV apps.
Maybe also have a look at dotgnu:
http://www.gnu.org/projects/dotgnu
>Yes i noticed how poorly C# fared, it seemed to be growing all through 2002
then leveled off at just above 2% all >2003 to the current day. It seems
stuck at only 10% of Java/C/C++ popularity which it is supposed to replace.
The >ms exec's better be praying this is not the top of the bell curve.
At 10:19 PM 20/04/2004, Brian Leach wrote:
>>(scary how much php has moved up lately!)
Actually I find it reassuring to know that PHP is still more popular than C#
Yes i noticed how poorly C# fared, it seemed to be growing all through 2002
then leveled off at just above 2% all 2003 to the curren
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So, shockwave is fine, Java
Web Start is fine and anything else that could
chris wrote:
>mono is an C# .net port for linux. It supposed to run C# exes as
>is (from a windows box) I haven't tired it yet. I still working on
>my "hello world" app in C# so I'm not ready to try porting anything :)
I'm just trying to find the time to get into Mono. I believe it has a
brigh
Brian Leach wrote:
>The data based stuff is pretty recent in terms of Flash, and I
>guess most of the Flash community hasn't caught onto it yet -
>after all, it is primarily a tool for content designers (and
>for some pretty good games too) so most of the people using it
>are not database minde
Brian Leach wrote:
>> Or if you want browser based cross platform - is anyone on the list
>> using Macromedia flash to talk to U2 through web services?
Will wrote:
>Aren't you missing something there? Or can "web services"
>speak directly to a U2 database? And if so ... how?
For info on Web Se
Goo'day, Craig
At 16:13 20/04/04, you wrote:
>> just ask WordPerfect and Lotus (or DOS devotees or dumb terminal
>>vendors or Eudora users or Netscape shareholders or vb6 developers).
>
>And, just what's wrong with these things?They're still available. And
>work And are used.
Not a thing B
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>
>Robert,
>
>>> >Perhaps you need
Robert,
>To be honest i spend ages on the web and have not noticed any data oriented
>stuff done in flash, all the flash stuff i have seen has been graphic
>oriented...do macromedia have any references?
I went to a Macromedia conference 12 months ago where they demonstrated a
flash client passing
Robert,
>> >Perhaps you need to look at XAML/Avalon, which will be part of Windows
>>"Longhorn" by the time it >BYTES, the various opensource CLT projects
>>should be up & away, and you may have your path.
>
>Sorry for the ignorance, but what is CLT?
I don't know either, you'd have to ask Ro
>Any objection to me chasing that small 95% portion of the market in the
meantime ? I figure I've been in the >"winning 5%" end of the niche for too
long :-)
After you old chap. No really, I insist.
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> Wait do you mean the Windoze GUI that MS shamelessly stole from
> Macintosh ?
Presume you meant to say "that Apple shamelessly stole from Xerox" - n'es
pas?
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Well actualy, it was first "stolen" by Apple from Xerox. They first
codified the WIMP interface for the Xerox Star system.
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> Also, IMHO the primary usefulness of "a GUI" (lets face it folks, we're
> talking about the Microsoft Windows GUI) is the fact that
> so many people
> already know how to use it.
Wait do you mean the Win
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> I'll accept that restatement, Will. My intent was not that there was no
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> able to launch what they need to from there. So, shoc
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> >>(scary how much php has moved up lately!)
>
> Actually I find it reassuring to know that PHP is still
> more popular than C#
>
> Brian
Wasn't C# writen by a programmer who could only type 10 words a m
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writes:
> Or if you want browser based cross platform - is anyone on the list using
> Macromedia flash to talk to U2 through web services?
>
> Brian
Aren't you missing something there? Or can "web services" speak
>> And will this next version of .NET run fine on Linux and Mac OS?
Well, that is the question just about everyone would like answered. It
seems that Microsoft is well aware of several projects (mono being the most
popular) and is monitoring those developments at this point. I can't tell
if th
ke and give some delight today.
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>> So, shockwave is
mono is an C# .net port for linux.
It supposed to run C# exes as is (from a windows box)
I haven't tired it yet. I still working on my "hello world" app in C# so
I'm not ready to try porting anything :)
Chris
Dawn M. Wolthuis wrote:
And will this next version of .NET run fine on Linux and Mac
nd give some delight today.
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>> So, shockwave is fine, Ja
Comments below. --dawn
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I disagree with a couple of points.
For one, there is no
>> So, shockwave is fine, Java
>> Web Start is fine and anything else that could be installed by users
going
>> to this web page and "clicking here" and that is maintained something
like
>> Adobe pdf readers would be fine.
In case you haven't seen the next version of .NET yet, Visual Studio 2005
I disagree with a couple of points.
For one, there is no reason that a character based app can not be written to
validate data inputs just as efficiently as a GUI. Users can be forced to
choose from a list of pre authorized values by a number of means. An
assigned function key which brings up a
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Dawn,
how blue sky are we talking?
I am hugely impressed with wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org) a C++ GUI
framework for developing applications on Windows, X, Mac, OS/2.
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> This does violate your rule about zero in
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To go back to Dawn's original post -
Dawn,
I've be
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/t/thin_client.html
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage - an Evolution in Software Development
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t;. That CAN be a lot!
Cheers,
Wol
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Isn't that what thin clients are for? To hold the ap
Isn't that what thin clients are for? To hold the app on the client end and
only convey data.
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>>(scary how much php has moved up lately!)
Actually I find it reassuring to know that PHP is still more popular than C#
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Hello Brian,
At 09:21 PM 20/04/2004, Brian Leach wrote:
> >>I was hoping R
Hello Brian,
At 09:21 PM 20/04/2004, Brian Leach wrote:
>>I was hoping Ross would recognise the possiblity that Windows might go the
same way despite current market domination.
So write your clients in Delphi -
Continuing the series of google links, if you are interested in the
relative popularit
"and sending GUI screens back and forth will certainly clog our lines"
how/why would you send gui screens back and forth ? are you talking about
system builder ?
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>Dawn and all,
>
>Another aspect of GUI, which we sure have to consider, is data
>communication lines.
>Our operation is spread over 1000 kilometres, and sending GUI screens back
>
PM
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>Subject: RE: GUI as nice as character-based
>
>>>I was hoping Ross would recognise the possiblity that Windows might go
>the
>same way despite current market domination.
>
>So write your clients in Delphi -
>
>Delphi for
Hi Craig,
At 03:12 PM 20/04/2004, Craig Bennett wrote:
>Perhaps you need to look at XAML/Avalon, which will be part of Windows
"Longhorn" by the time it >BYTES, the various opensource CLT projects
should be up & away, and you may have your path.
Sorry for the ignorance, but what is CLT?
Do y
>>I was hoping Ross would recognise the possiblity that Windows might go the
same way despite current market domination.
So write your clients in Delphi -
Delphi for Windows native
Delphi for .Net
Delphi (Kylix) for Linux
and D2J - produces Java bytecode from Delphi.
Or if you want browser base
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>>> just ask WordPerfect and Lotus (or DOS devotees or dumb terminal
>>>vendors or E
sible Application Markup Language)
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
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Citrix and I don't get along -- too many bad memories trying to set up
ODBC
so that client machines ... anyway, I know that th
he lack of vision or competence of those
implementing it.
Brian
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Citri
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At 15:12 20/04/04, you wrote:
> just ask WordPerfect and Lotus (or DOS devotees or dumb terminal
>vendors or Eudora users or Netscape sharehold
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wanna bet ?
Will
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>> just ask WordPerfect and Lotus (or DOS devotees or dumb terminal
>>vendors or Eudora users or Netscape shareholders or vb6 developers).
>
>And, just what's wrong with these things?They're still available. And
>work And are used.
Not a thing Bruce I wasn't suggesting there was. But ther
At 15:12 20/04/04, you wrote:
just ask WordPerfect and Lotus (or DOS devotees or dumb terminal
vendors or Eudora users or Netscape shareholders or vb6 developers).
And, just what's wrong with these things?They're still available. And
work And are used.
Well, perhaps not DOS or dumb termi
>Perhaps you need to look at XAML/Avalon, which will be part of Windows
"Longhorn" by the time it >BYTES, the various opensource CLT projects
should be up & away, and you may have your path.
But Ross, that gives me no more advantages than using IE6 in the context of
Dawn's question (although
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>
>In a message dated 4/19/2004 6:36:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>
>> This does violate your rule about zero install, but I can&#
>You can't really have a zero client footprint. I'd rephrase Dawn's
statement
>to say that perhaps you are using client software that "the average person
>would ALREADY have installed" such as a browser, a jpg viewer, a mp3
player,
>etc.
As long as its the RIGHT browser, an appropriate version, c
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> This does violate your rule about zero install, but I can't think of a real
> zero install technology ... once you consider web browser dependencies, java
> dependencies, flash player dependencies, citrix
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>Dawn,
>
>how blue sky are we talking?
>
>I am hugely impressed with wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org) a C++ GUI
&g
Dawn,
how blue sky are we talking?
I am hugely impressed with wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org) a C++ GUI
framework for developing applications on Windows, X, Mac, OS/2.
I also think the world is crying out for a cross platform application
browesr (same idea as a web browser, but for running
elf, remember]
Cheers! --dawn
Dawn M. Wolthuis
Tincat Group, Inc.
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Dawn,
Citrix Server would break
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CTED]>
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I haven't gotten through all of the postings in the GUI thread as yet, but
am working on the question of how to write a GUI that is as good as a "green
screen" from the perspective of folks curre
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My former employer Intuit Eclipse has successfully implement
A friend of ours works for H&R Block. We had some questions regarding
taxes and found out that H&R would let her run the figures through their
Tax program. I'd sure like to know what its built on as it was one of the
best GUI's I've seen.
At 01:17 PM 4/19/2004, Dawn M. Wolthuis wrote:
I haven
My former employer Intuit Eclipse has successfully implemented a Java front
end ("Solar Eclipse"... get it, Sun... Java... Solar, Arrgh) for their
distribution ERP system. The nice part is that you can use any combibnation
of GUI and character interface you like. For example, the guys in the
w
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We have been using a product c
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Dawn: Good luck in your search for this holy grail. Lemme know if such a
silver bullet is found.
I've been hunting for years.
Mark Johnson
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Dawn: Good luck in your search for this holy grail. Lemme know if such a
silver bullet is found.
I've been hunting for years.
Mark Johnson
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I haven't gotten through all of the postings in the GUI thread as yet, but
am working on the question of how to write a GUI that is as good as a "green
screen" from the perspective of folks currently using a green screen
application. I saw hints at that, but nothing that tackled it from the
standp
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