On 2003.03.06, Bas Scheffers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dossy said:
> > "Uh, sir, Vignette Corporation already makes a Tcl-enabled application
> > server for several million dollars already."
>
> Have you seen "V7"? As a complete surprise, it can do something pretty
> much straight out of the box. Although, in true Vignette style, not very
> good and not very usefull. However, there is NO Tcl support in their next
> version anymore. So now they charge a pinky ammount for what is just a
> simple J2EE application, which only runs on J2EE servers that you have to
> pay another load on money for!

I hear so many different rumors, I've started to just ignore them all.

One rumor is that V/7 will have zero Tcl support at all.  Another is
that the page generator will be implemented in Java but call out to a
Tcl interp. for any Tcl code (basically moving Tcl out of the core).
Another is that Tcl will stay where it is and there'll be better
multiplexing between Java/JSP and Tcl pages.

I'll believe it when I see it.  If Vignette stays in business long
enough for V/7 to see the light of day, I'll be amazed.  I'm waiting for
them to go tits-up so I can convince my organization to migrate our
large investment in Tcl code from Vignette to AOLserver.  *evil grin*

> - Have an annual mass, tax deductible, brain-dead three day sales
> presentation disguised as a politicaly correct technical and strategy
> workshop and call it "AOLserver Attic"

Hey, I'd /love/ an AOLserver conference if I could get my employer to
pay for me to attend it!  :-)

> Bas "I made a lot of money creating sites in Vignette for companies that
> didn't know any better" Scheffers. ;-)

Rock on.  I love Vignette.  Developing sites in Vignette pays for my
car, my mortgage, feeds my family, etc.  :-)

-- Dossy

--
Dossy Shiobara                       mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Panoptic Computer Network             web: http://www.panoptic.com/
  "He realized the fastest way to change is to laugh at your own
    folly -- then you can let go and quickly move on." (p. 70)



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