Re: Write Datablades using Java?

You apparently don't understand what a DataBlade is. Seth > QueriX provides a 4GL compiler with a JAVA front end compatible with > Informix compilers. The java front end can be extended by the > developer using all JAVA development tools available today. > > http://www.querix.co.uk/ > > >I think Java DataBlade support is supposed to be out this summer with > >beta starting sometime in Q1. > > > Seth > > >mjamesb@nortel.com (M. James Bartley) writes: > > >A simple question: can you develop Datablades using Java? > > >I've encountered lots of info that implies this but haven't actually > >seen any concrete statement that says "yes, you can develop a > >datablade using Java and use it on the WinNT version of Universal > >Server" (though I guess that it's Dynamic Server with Universal Data > >Option these days). > > >So ... anybody out there actually doing this? > > >If yes, which of the Answers Online PDF docs tells you how to do it? > > >-- > >|M. James Bartley, Nortel, Box 3511, Station C, Ottawa, Canada, K1Y > >4H7| |Phone: 613-763-3556 | Fax: 613-763-4371 | Internet: > >mjamesb@nortel.com| | *** Opinions expressed are mine, not > >Nortel's. - mjamesb *** | | "Somebody staple a polo shirt to that > >man's chest." - Steve Dallas | > -- > -- > Seth Grimes Alta Plana Internet & database design & development > grimes@altaplana.com http://altaplana.com 301-891-2581 > grimes@access.digex.net http://www.access.digex.net/~grimes > > Best Regards > ------------------------------------------------------- > Querix (UK)Ltd | Email:info@querix.co.uk > 10 Bellevue Road | Voice:+44 (0) 1703 232345 > Southampton SO15 2AY | Fax :+44 (0) 1703 399685 > UK | URL :http://www.querix.co.uk > ------------------------------------------------------- >