On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:38:50 -0800, Ray Mullins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>And z/OS isn't the only IBM mainframe operating system, and IBM isn't the
>only mainframe player either (although it probably is in the high 90s
>percentile of installed base). Unisys, Groupe Bull, Fujitsu Hitachi and
>Fujitsu-Siemens have mainframe-class hardware and OSes, too. HP might be
>included, depending on how you consider the soon-to-be-gone HP3000/MPE and
>the former DEC hardware/OpenVMS. (Paul, does STK ^W Sun support its
>products with those other boxes?)
>
Sure. I'll let the WWW speak for us:
http://www.google.com/search?q=storagetek+%22open+systems%22
>Now if "we" can just make Java run better on z/Architecture. :-D
>
Is it z/Architecture, or z/OS? How's Java for Linux for z/Series?
(Is it even available? See -- we're not quite Solarized yet.) Is
the stumbling block EBCDIC (which certainly causes enough problems)?
Or the z/OS load module/DLL structure? Or LE?
-- gil
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