Hi,
Since Java is meant to be platform-independent I was disappointed to learn
that the PDK 5.x does not run on my Tomcat 3.x an Linux.
JCo couldn't be the barrier since there is a version Linux already.
Even SAP R/3 works on Linux.
So when I heard that the EP 6.0 is developed on Solaris (which is
another Un*x in the end) my hope is that there may be a PDK 6.x
for Linux (Solaris Sparc Notebook are not so common you know).
And for as a developement platform it should suffice and is a lot
cheaper.
Well I believe even in production it would outperform
Windows and Solaris in measures of Price/Performance but
I'm not bold enough to ask for a production release, surprise me 😉
Frerk Meyer
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Former MemberPosted on Sep 16, 2003 at 02:15 PMHi Frank,
EP 6.0 development is done directly on EP 6.0 portals,
there is no lightweight development environment supported
at this time (as far as I know).
So, your choice of operating system won't be a barrier for
EP 6.0 development. On the other hand, you will need a full
EP 6.0 portal install... See the thread "How to buy a portal"
in the SDN Suggestions Forum.
-Jeremiah
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