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Webcast: How to get to the Web with Java
Distributor Web experiment sets off revenue explosion
mrc wins Apex Award!
Hotline Question of the Month
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| Webcast: How to Get to the Web with Java |
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Join experts, Sharon Hoffman, Sal Stangarone, and IT Director, Jerome Stillions in this recorded Webcast brought to you by iSeries Network on using Java to get to the Web.
And, please feel free to pass it on to your friends and colleagues in IT who are interested in Java and/or Web development.
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| Distributor Web experiment sets off revenue explosion |
 Midland Medical built a B2B
e-commerce Web site in Java servlets and ran it on Linux served from an old PC.
What started out as an IT experiment three months ago for this medical supply distributor (with a set-up cost of $500-$1000) has just taken in an unexpected and whopping $100,000 in online sales for last month alone, with online sales projections in the millions.
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| Follow up story: mrc wins 2004 APEX Award! |
iSeries News Magazine named mrc and the mrc-Productivity Series winners of the 2004 Apex Awards for Editor's Choice in Application Development Systems category!
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| Hotline Question of the Month |
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“I've created a live graph application that displays the quantity of products allocated to customer orders for today. I would like to see the product # under each of the bars instead of the legend numbers.
How can I display these values below the bars in the servlet graph?”
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Check out our latest upcoming events, and mark your calendars! mrc is participating in many upcoming shows to demonstrate in-person the latest techniques in application development.
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