Re: Server-Side Scripting?

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From: Cari_Drake
Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2003 18:15

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Although I'm very disappointed in the answer, Thanks! I wish I knew what is coming down the pike on the CS version. $8000 minimum for AGS is a healthy investment to make in a technology as a compromise (we're in RAD mode), especially if there might be something else coming along that is more robust but will also cost a chunk of change to convert to. I did some tests on the InDesign trial version yesterday and was very impressed at the available functionality with scripting. If only I could integrate that real-time updating into a server-side component in my web app! If you need a BETA tester for something like that... :-)

Thanks again,
Cari

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