Netrexx and ASP - solution

[Gunnar_Berthelsen]

For your information:

After having installed RMI under NT I found out where to set the classpath.
That is not Set classpath as under os2 but the
registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Java VM

ASP is not impressing when it comes to error-handling.

Otherwise - the netrexx mailing list is rather quiet. Personally I enjoy
netrexx and hope many other will.

Best regards

Gunnar Berthelsen


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[Massimiliano Marsiglietti]

Ciao Gunnar,

you wrote:

> Otherwise - the netrexx mailing list is rather quiet. Personally I enjoy
> netrexx and hope many other will.

I and others surely do.. While I also use for my work visual IDEs like
Visual Age for Java 2 (which is in my opinion by far better than
anything that anyone else has put out, even with its shortcomings), I
prefer to use NetRexx for complex things like the Visual Form
Designer (which is in the end a programming environment), the
B+Tree object and many other tools and classes I have created in
the last two years. Until some kind of UML tool comes around, IMHO
NetRexx will always rule because it is easy to learn (and most
important NetRexx code is very easy to maintain) and robust.

Probably we don't get a lot of traffic on this list also because
NetRexx is basically perfect as it is (considering that it is a
command-line compiler, as for now), and I'm not joking: in the last
three months I have produced a couple of tens of thousands of lines
of NetRexx code, and not a single NetRexx bug has hit me (the GUI
IDEs I used, during the same time frame, all showed a variety of
problems and bugs that in most cases still need to be addressed by
the tools developers).

Max

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[Myron Chaffee]

In regards to UML, which I think is indispensible, these folks have a tool that's not bad at all ~ and at $249 and
written in JAVA (or native Win32), it's stupendous!!!!!
http://www.nomagic.com/

Massimiliano Marsiglietti wrote:

> Ciao Gunnar,
>
> you wrote:
>
> > Otherwise - the netrexx mailing list is rather quiet. Personally I enjoy
> > netrexx and hope many other will.
>
> I and others surely do.. While I also use for my work visual IDEs like
> Visual Age for Java 2 (which is in my opinion by far better than
> anything that anyone else has put out, even with its shortcomings), I
> prefer to use NetRexx for complex things like the Visual Form
> Designer (which is in the end a programming environment), the
> B+Tree object and many other tools and classes I have created in
> the last two years. Until some kind of UML tool comes around, IMHO
> NetRexx will always rule because it is easy to learn (and most
> important NetRexx code is very easy to maintain) and robust.
>
> Probably we don't get a lot of traffic on this list also because
> NetRexx is basically perfect as it is (considering that it is a
> command-line compiler, as for now), and I'm not joking: in the last
> three months I have produced a couple of tens of thousands of lines
> of NetRexx code, and not a single NetRexx bug has hit me (the GUI
> IDEs I used, during the same time frame, all showed a variety of
> problems and bugs that in most cases still need to be addressed by
> the tools developers).
>
> Max
>
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[Doug LaRue]

** Reply to message from Myron Chaffee <[hidden email]> on Mon, 26 Oct 1998
21:35:39 -0600


> In regards to UML, which I think is indispensible, these folks have a tool
that's not bad at all ~ and at $249 and
> written in JAVA (or native Win32), it's stupendous!!!!!
> http://www.nomagic.com/

There is also ToGetherJ from Object International and they have a free version
that
is quite nice with import and export capabilities that lets you see your model,
change
your model, generate code AND see your code, change your code, see your model...
Round trip engineering. Check them out at:
  http://www.oi.com/t-jrelease.htm
This was demo'ed at JavaOne by James Goslings(sp?) and he might have an idea of
what is cool.. ;)

Doug

>
> Massimiliano Marsiglietti wrote:
>
> > Ciao Gunnar,
> >
> > you wrote:
> >
> > > Otherwise - the netrexx mailing list is rather quiet. Personally I enjoy
> > > netrexx and hope many other will.
> >
> > I and others surely do.. While I also use for my work visual IDEs like
> > Visual Age for Java 2 (which is in my opinion by far better than
> > anything that anyone else has put out, even with its shortcomings), I
> > prefer to use NetRexx for complex things like the Visual Form
> > Designer (which is in the end a programming environment), the
> > B+Tree object and many other tools and classes I have created in
> > the last two years. Until some kind of UML tool comes around, IMHO
> > NetRexx will always rule because it is easy to learn (and most
> > important NetRexx code is very easy to maintain) and robust.
> >
> > Probably we don't get a lot of traffic on this list also because
> > NetRexx is basically perfect as it is (considering that it is a
> > command-line compiler, as for now), and I'm not joking: in the last
> > three months I have produced a couple of tens of thousands of lines
> > of NetRexx code, and not a single NetRexx bug has hit me (the GUI
> > IDEs I used, during the same time frame, all showed a variety of
> > problems and bugs that in most cases still need to be addressed by
> > the tools developers).
> >
> > Max
> >
> >

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