At 11:54 AM 4/13/2010, Javier Valencia wrote: >My guess is that in the future there will be a greater need >to interact with these applications, particularly with the >increasing role of the internet and the future role of Cloud >Computing. From what I read so far, it seems that 9.0 Extreme >is geared towards facilitating this purpose.
>Some of the programming environments mentioned include VB, C++, >Perl, Python, Java, PHP,.NET, Ruby as well as variations and or >sub/super sets of the other programs. I believe that Mike Byerley >has been advocating the use of scripting for a while; I am now >beginning to understand the importance of his advice. >My question is: >- Are you currently interfacing with other applications, other > than through ODBC? >- What programming/scripting environment do you use? >- If you would have to start from scratch, which of the new > programming environments would you select to complement > R:Base? >- What guides/resources/training would you recommend? >I understand that this is a very broad subject; hopefully this >post will generate a healthy discussion on how we move forward >into the second decade of the 21st century. Javier, I am far away from RBTI headquarters implementing, training, and helping my clients go live with R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 (64), part of the prelude and my personal objectives, before the official announcement and release of the much anticipated R:BASE eXtreme! R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 is a product with more built-in tools and features than ever before. Indeed, many of our customers and private beta testers feel overwhelmed by it. In addition to the power, ability and integration of custom "Plugins", I will let Mike Byerley provide you all with insight into many features, including the "fully integrated STDCALL command" in R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 (32/64), and Oterro 9.0 (32/64) to design and deploy R:BASE applications. As we progress, there will be special documents, step-by-step tutorials, and most importantly, hands-on Super Advanced Training (SAT), with a schedule available at: www.rbaseuniversity.com. Soon after the official release, R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 (32/64) users may contact R:BASE Technologies' Services Team or any of the well-trained members of the R:BASE Consulting Group (with vested interest in R:BASE), for custom solutions and integration. Many R:BASE eXtreme 9.0 (32/64) solutions will be available at: R:BASE Solutions: http://www.rbasesolutions.com Very Best R:egards, Razzak.
