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Re: HTTPAPI concerns
Mike wrote:
As far as I know, there is no way to track usage of HTTPAPI. Scott might be
able to provide some broad stats on downloads but that would be far off the
installed base. I personally have downloaded it at least 10 times.
When Scott announced the paid support through Profound Logic, I think he
intimated that was in place precisely for your situation. Someone doesn't
want to use a free product - so pay for it!
There are other paid products that do something similar. I do not follow
them and they probably work just as well for this but I have found this
community of users and supporters to be pretty good.
Especially since your client is moving off the IBMi, why would there be a
concern for short term use? If your client can get what they need and it
works for the next 18 months, I don't see the concern personally. It is not
like they are making a huge investment for the next 20 years of SAP style
resources to git er done. Even the $1200 a year is trivial in the scheme of
converting the software environment.
Mike -
I forgot - one other question which was asked is:
"Is there a) any commercial product or b) another alternative which provides
a way to perform HTTP/HTTPS other than using HTTPAPI? "
My off-the-cuff answer was:
a) As far as I know, no.
b) "Yes, if we want to re-invent the wheel..."
-sjl
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