1. Bruce Acacio Makes Infinite I 10C PublicInfinite Announces
its latest AS/400 Migration Toolset, Infinite | 10CInfinite
Corporation, a global Software and Services Provider has announced
today the upcomingrelease of Infinite I 10C. This product is the
latest AS/400 migration toolset produced by
InfiniteCorporation.This new product transcends evolution, states,
Raquela Kaplan, Director of Marketing, InfiniteCorporation.
Infinite i 10C incorporates every conceivable update and capability
that any end-user ordeveloper could desire for their legacy COBOL
or RPG programs, continued Kaplan.The latest version of Infinite i,
Infinite Corporations popular AS/400 migration toolset, is a
completeremake of the toolset.There are new compilers that add
functionality for Free Format Code developed in RPG,
expandedsupport for ILE functionality in RPG, COBOL, and CL.There
are new development tools that provide for support and maintenance
of migrated code in Java, C,and in the original RPG or COBOL.This
new version also allows the Infinite I Application Server to
co-execute with COTS Javaapplications or newly developed Java
applications in a seamless manner. Infinite I 10C is a
Clouddeployed Application Server that renders screens graphically
in Java using Tomcat/Apache. It requiresno client and is accessible
from all major mobile devices and operating systems.Infinite i 10C
simply takes RPG and COBOL applications written for the IBM I
(AS/400) platform anddeploys them under Linux in a Java-based
UI.The data is deployed using Oracle 12c. This toolset for
modernizing AS/400 applications creates acomplete Java-interactive
migration toolset.There are toolsets that translate RPG or COBOL in
to Java or C#, there are toolsets that migrate datafrom the iDB
(DB2/400) database to Oracle, and there are GUI generators that
also web-deployscreens.This toolset from Infinite I is the complete
package. Infinite i 10C migrates, Infinite i 10C
modernizes,Infinite i 10C updates the database, and most
importantly, Infinite i 10C doesnt require a rewrite of thecode or
data structure. 2. When the process is complete (about 90 days);
the IBM I-based code will execute under inexpensive,industry
standard X86 servers, running open source Linux under the Oracle
database using graphicalscreens that are cloud deployed in Java.To
learn more about migrating AS/400 applications to Linux, Windows or
UNIX, please visithttps://exploreb2b.com/users/bruce-acacioSafe
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such forward-looking statements aresubject to certain risks and
uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially
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