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RE: HTTPAPI vs ISockets
@Scott - You beat Cozzi hands-down! Even if your code wasn't better
than his, (which it is), your sincerely helpful attitude towards the
community makes you the better man.
@David - What field do you work in? I'm in manufacturing and I'm the
only one here who even WANTS to try things with Scott's code. The
other day my boss referred to my HTTPAPI programs derogatorily as
"shareware". I think it's time to find a more forward thinking
industry....
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Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2008 08:19:31 -0800
From: "David Wright" <dwright@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: HTTPAPI vs ISockets
To: "HTTPAPI and FTPAPI Projects" <ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Well stated Scott. Just for the record, we all support and applaud
your
efforts and your work.
When bringing new developers onto our team we actually try to seek out
people who are familiar with your tools. Not that you need to be a
rocket scientist to use them, but if you are willing and able to think
outside the little green box, then you are ready to really do some
amazing stuff on the i.
Your HTTP and JDBC stuff in particular have allowed us to keep all of
our focus on the i. In the past we would have written PC apps to
handle
interfaces with other systems and databases, but now we can drive all
of
these processes from a common system. No one else has come close to
this - not even The Cozzi - in my opinion.
Anyhow - thanks again.
David
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