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November 4th, 2004 22:00
Hey kids,
What is the software that you and omar use at jakata to program new interfaces for legacy systems?
November 4th, 2004 22:49
At Jacada, we have our own suite of legacy integration “total solutions,” meaning that we have do have software you can buy, but along with software comes training packages, professional services, consulting, support, maintanence, etc. Technically, catered to large enterprises. If you’re looking to integrate a legacy system quickly, your best bet is to find out as much as you can about the system you’re trying to integrate (i.e., is it truly a AS/400 TN3270/5250 mainframe system, or can you get at the DB2 database or whatever the back-end is). IBM has some great tools for accessing legacy data such as JDBC and others that I can’t quite name off the top of my head. Good luck.