Stan: Yes I know that IBM wants us to move over to WebSphere for “WebSphere-like” application development and its probably the right way to go in the big picture, and I really like the many new doors that opened for us (have used both the toolkit and WAS/Portal together with domino), but does this mean that no new (major) web-related features/functions in the core product will appear in future releases? Does this mean that domino as a standalone-web-platform stopped evolving?
Don’t get me wrong, I love domino, and my intention was not to rant on the new release, it was just a reflection about the lack of new development related features (4.6 and 5 really got me exited).
David: Thanks for the clarification about web-services
Stan: Yes I know that IBM wants us to move over to WebSphere for “WebSphere-like” application development and its probably the right way to go in the big picture, and I really like the many new doors that opened for us (have used both the toolkit and WAS/Portal together with domino), but does this mean that no new (major) web-related features/functions in the core product will appear in future releases? Does this mean that domino as a standalone-web-platform stopped evolving?
Don’t get me wrong, I love domino, and my intention was not to rant on the new release, it was just a reflection about the lack of new development related features (4.6 and 5 really got me exited).
David: Thanks for the clarification about web-services