Another possibilty is to use CITA and a Java client (e.g. GFace).
See http://jiio10.jic.bbsrc.ac.uk/development/CITA/
CITA and GFace now include AQL support.
Have fun. H.
zgudmunt at my-deja.com wrote:
>> Thank you very much, this does clarify quite a few points. It seems
> that AcePerl is the way to go for networking, at least over the Web, but
> Java could be used on a controlled intranet (my situation).
> Interesting to know that AcePerl was actually derived from Java. It
> definately was confusing to see webace here and acebrowser there, but
> you have cleared that up now, thanks again.
>> Gudmundur
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