John Gage wrote:
>My observations are 1) M/MUMPS and the VistA/CPRS project are limiting
>themselves and perhaps killing themselves by having no web presence
It is not a technical problem. Standard MUMPS is well suited to providing
dynamic data-derived Web services and a number of MUMPS based systems, such
as ours, have been doing that for more than 5 years.
>is there another scripting language out there that spews data
>easily in HTML/XML format, but has more powerful characteristics for use
>on the client? That a potential user can play around with?
If you are at all interested in cross platform solutions you should take a
good look at mozilla (http:/www.mozilla.org), particularly XML, CSS, XUL,
RDF, and Javascript.
The mozilla browser will display XML directly and in some cases all you need
to do is supply a style sheet.
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Jim Self
Manager and Chief Developer
VMTH Computer Services, UC Davis
(http://www.vmth.ucdavis.edu/us/jaself)