Chris, I didn't take your comments in a disparaging way. The place you were in is far worse than the place where I was.
They were not bad people, but they were entrenched in their ignorance and scared to not follow the 'enterprise grade' path - the real irony is that they would actually qualify as a 'small business' in terms of Domino Express licensing. I know I did my utmost, but when one is forbidden to question what is being done, there is no way forward. My estimation is that their subsequent spending on Websphere (tools, consultancy, servers) must be approaching ■200,000 by now, and I'm not sure if the project has even gone live yet. (You would not believe the triviality of the application they are developing for such vast expenditure.)
Life is too short to be shackled to less enabling technologies :-)
Chris, I didn't take your comments in a disparaging way. The place you were in is far worse than the place where I was.
They were not bad people, but they were entrenched in their ignorance and scared to not follow the 'enterprise grade' path - the real irony is that they would actually qualify as a 'small business' in terms of Domino Express licensing. I know I did my utmost, but when one is forbidden to question what is being done, there is no way forward. My estimation is that their subsequent spending on Websphere (tools, consultancy, servers) must be approaching ■200,000 by now, and I'm not sure if the project has even gone live yet. (You would not believe the triviality of the application they are developing for such vast expenditure.)
Life is too short to be shackled to less enabling technologies :-)
Bernard