Whats IBM working on for the WebSphere Studio Workbench?
We will be integrating more of our existing tool suite[SP1] into the Eclipse-based tools. This time CODE/400 was not completely integrated into the tool. For the time being, the tool has just the editor portion from CODE/400. So the next thing is to add a lot more of the CODE/400 function. CODE/400 was not written in Java initially. We are writing it in Java now and putting it in [the tool]. One of our targets over the next several releases is to move all of CODE into the Eclipse workbench. So it will be launched as part of the development environment. It is one of the flagship products for our toolset. You will probably see more extensions to the existing tools . . . more iSeries-specific stuff. And, of course, we will need to make it all work on the new Eclipse version 2 workbench. It’s always difficult to talk about the iSeries application development world without mentioning green-screen development. Would you characterize the efforts of the IBM application development team as bein
