All of the products mentioned here except RedBack will VOID your IBM concurrent user license requirement. IBM does not allow you to use third party or in-house multiplexing software. You must purchase the number of licenses equal to the actual number of licenses you would have used without multiplexing software.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Raymond DeGennaro II Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 10:18 AM To: Brown, Rick (brownri) Cc: u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org Subject: Re: [U2] MvInternet At 08:50 -0400 2005/04/14, Brown, Rick \(brownri\) wrote: >It seems that the MvInternet product is no longer available. Is >there some transport to get Unibasic or XML output to the web that >does not entail spending 16,000 dollars? ... MvInternet seemed to be >EXACTLY what we wanted. WebWizard (which seems to run on that >engine) seems way too expensive. Rick, Just in case somebody hasn't gotten back to you yet, we offer a whole suite of products and the $16k price tag is for all the bells and whistles, full source-code distribution, maintenance, two days on-site training, travel estimates, etc.. I was a bit hesitant to reply to the list because I didn't want my reply to come off too like a sales pitch, but I also didn't want to leave some technical aspects open to misinterpretation. Web Wizard was written to be platform independent and to work on top of any low-level connection. We have installations running in uniVerse, UniData, D3, mv.Base, jBase, PI/Open, etc. and even had a few installs on MentorPro back in the early days. As for the low-level connection, we have installations of Web Wizard running on top of ViaDuct, mvInternet, Coyote, uvObjects, LibertyODBC, our own low-level connection, etc.. Also, the next version of our connector, which is being seeded to beta testers, will have full SSL encryption between the web server and database server. The full version of Web Wizard includes a Web API that generates HTML and auto-adjusts to WML if the browser is a PDA or cell phone, XML parsing and generation, the capability to return dynamically generated Excel Spreadsheets, PDF, RTF, etc. Since the API is written in mvBASIC, it makes is very easy to reuse your existing subroutines, files and dictionaries. Almost always, there is very little code migration required. For the people that know HTML, or want to have very fine control over the generated HTML/XML, CSS and scripting there is also a template based approach so you can do anything you can do with HTML, even generate ECMAScript (aka JavaScript) on the fly. If anybody has any other questions, I'll answer them here, or take it to e-mail, whichever the list desires. Ray -- =================================================================. | =-=-=-=-=-=-= Eagle Rock Information Systems Corp =-=-=-=-=-=-= | | -=-=-=-=-=-=- web and database business solutions -=-=-=-=-=-=- | | <http://www.eriscorp.com> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | |Midwest Regional Office: 815-547-0662 (voice) 815-547-0353 (Fax)| =================================================================. ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/ ------- u2-users mailing list u2-users@listserver.u2ug.org To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
