Re: Which frontend development tool for Informix 7.30?

I will also take in account not classic Ifx 4GL but Ifx Dynamic 4GL powered by 4js, which is much cheaper as original 4js. And now I'm working with an spaniard tool called PARADIGMA which is a C translator tool and allows connections to Ifx, Oracle a SQL server. It works both thin-cliente and aplication server ways. I've got now about 45 NT clients working with s SCO with 256 K ram (with 2 instances) and also with an NT server. And D4GL runs quite well. Un saludo Jorge Puente Obnoxio The Clown wrote: > From: "Dirk Schuette" <dirk.schuette@nwn.de> > > > >can anyone tell me some good development tools for an Informix > Dynamic > >Server 7.30 running on an Reliant Unix 5.44 Machine? > >The clients connected to this Unix Server are running under Windows > NT 4.0 > > It depends on the number of users and what you're trying to do. You > should certainly consider: > > "Departmental" tools > Borland C++ Builder > Borland Delphi > MS Visual Basic > > "Uneasily in the middle" tools > PowerBuilder > > "Enterprise" tools > Forte > Dynasty > Supernova > Uniface > > Then there's all the "real" OO stuff, according to Mikey. Doubtlessly > he'll share with us. :-) > > You'll notice the glaring omission of Java, due to the fact that it > *still* crashes my browser daily (or hangs it up until I lose > patience), I'm sure Nils will leap in and tell me how wrong I am here. > > But if I had to choose the one product which has never let me down, > which has always delivered on time and within budget, runs well and I > depend on, it would be classic Informix-4GL. > > So there. > > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Jorge Puente Beltran wrote: > > I will also take in account not classic Ifx 4GL but Ifx Dynamic 4GL > powered by 4js, which is much cheaper as original 4js. And now I'm working > with an spaniard tool called PARADIGMA which is a C translator tool and > allows connections to Ifx, Oracle a SQL server. It works both thin-cliente > and aplication server ways. [SNIP] Jorge, have they a WEB site we can look at? Art S. Kagel