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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!
Thanks for comments let us know what your requirements are for web services. We'll be glad to help guide you to the technologies you need. That being said, web services with Visual COBOL and .NET leverage the web services capabilities of .NET very easily.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!
Hi tazenman, the recordings are available on the Visual COBOL website

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!
I'd like to add my thanks as well, great job and exiting times. Over here we as a small team are eagerly awaiting a management decision as to whether or not we're going to use Visual COBOL R3 or not. Our recommendation is obvious off course.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!
Thanks Robert. Let me know how you get on.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 20 January 2011]

I would like to say "Great Job!". I am glad to see Cobol go in this direction and can not wait to get the trial version and do some testing. My clients have been screaming for web interfaces to our product!

I would also like to know if the presentations will be posted to the web so I can review them, there were several times I had to take phone calls and missed some of the presentation.

Thanks and Great Job, you guys have made Cobol exciting again!
I would like to know how to use extended web based application and web service , additional to found demo www.youtube.com/watch

Can you help me ?
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