I am running BB on a IBM AS/400 and am looking to convert all of this to a Windows platform.
I would love to get some input on what products you would recommend to achieve this as painlessly as possible.
Biggest challenge is to go from “green screen” to GUI interface.
Any info appreciated.
Tom Anderson
Business Information Systems

I am running BB on a IBM AS/400 and am looking to convert all of this to a Windows platform.
I would love to get some input on what products you would recommend to achieve this as painlessly as possible.
Biggest challenge is to go from “green screen” to GUI interface.
Any info appreciated.
Tom Anderson
Business Information Systems
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also - best for GUI in my not-so-humble opinion is Pvx
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011, Tom Anderson wrote:
> I am running BB on a IBM AS/400 and am looking to convert all of this to a Windows platform.
>
> I would love to get some input on what products you would recommend to achieve this as painlessly as possible.
>
> Biggest challenge is to go from "green screen" to GUI interface.
>
> Any info appreciated.
>
> Tom Anderson
> Business Information Systems
> (864) 599-1266
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umm - should be fairly portable. - reccomend porting to Linux with PVX-Plux
then have each windows box run WindX to support full GUI
support, growth and "user oriented" are given new meaning by the folks
at Pvx.
sadly, have no idea why Tbred did not persue the "gui" world with
non other then some "web" interfacing tools. (not exactly a Desktop Gui).
been a Tbred guy fro most of my 30+ years devel.
sam
Mutie
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011, Christian Lanctot wrote: