Posted By: The Channel 9 Team | May 16th, 2005 @ 7:04 PM | 63,169 Views | 22 Comments
Karsten Januszewski and Robert Scoble heard that Simon Guest had built an app, using Microsoft's new Avalon technology, that works with mainframes.

Hmmm, a shiny frontend for a mainframe app? Well, there's more to it, as Simon tells us.
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Didn't someone get fired for blogging that some machines got delivered to Microsoft because they revealed the building and types of machines?
Good video. The whole screen capture / input thing just makes me feel dirty, like I cheated at a test... I mean you saw how slow the thing was in retrieving the record.

Even for light use I just wouldn't waste the time, I would pull open the mainframe and add an API or write a wrapper around existing APIs.
leighsword
leighsword
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i have waited 30 seconds ,between Simon click button to call the GetBill WS method and he said "here we go".

Now imagine doing so 30 times a day... With someone on the phone waiting for your reply... Unacceptable amount of time.
leighsword
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Manip wrote:
Now imagine doing so 30 times a day... With someone on the phone waiting for your reply... Unacceptable amount of time.

unacceptable.
can not image that we got 50,000 clients(such as online game) call the WS method at the same time.
DCMonkey
DCMonkey
Monkey see, monkey do, monkey will destroy you!
You did notice that he was running those demos from 3 Virtual PCs and a mainframe emulator didn't you?
Did you notice that the hyperterminal responded almost instantly yet the automated one took 30 seconds?
leighsword
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DCMonkey wrote:
You did notice that he was running those demos from 3 Virtual PCs and a mainframe emulator didn't you?

1 notebook and 1 PC(1 VPC).
the PC(1 VPC) is fluent running the DX9 Application(they called it Avalon).
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