Re: What's going to be hot tools in future?

From: Pascal Glauser <glauser_at_my-deja.com>
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 05:32:35 GMT
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<C322F5ACF99DBF32.4F77680CC0361698.0DA18A5E11BB03D3_at_lp.airnews.net>, <wozi_at_dhc.net> wrote:
>
>
> If you look at the 3 developemet tools below, you will see a pattern.
>
> Oracle - Oracle Developer versus JDeveloper
> Inprise - Delphi versus JBuilder
> Sybase- PowerBuilder versus PowerJ
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> Gee!! I wonder why there is an equivalent Java platform for each
> client/server development tool?
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> My advise, if you are already good at Developer, start training in
> JDeveloper & Oracle8i
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>

Do you have experience with JDeveloper? Will development be about as effective as with Dev 2000 (Repository, Generating Forms, ...)? How about EJB in this context. Are they reserved for highli scalable environments, or will they be leveraged by JDeveloper ?

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