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GeoMcGinn
8/05/2007
18:26:54
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 Subject: Cobolscript
Message:
Hello,
I am looking for a copy of the production version of COBOLScript so I can setup a server to run it.
Please contact me at gmcginn@comcast.net
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mfisher
8/19/2007
08:12:32
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Message:
The Wikipedia entry is here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CobolScript
That article includes a link to the CobolScript home page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CobolScript
The CobolScript home page includes instructions for purchasing through PayPal, and downloading from the Google group.
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GeoMcGinn
8/19/2007
13:24:40
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Message:
I spoke with Matt Dean who created COBOLScript and ordered a copy directly from him.
The links to all his Web sites do not work - he said that his Web site names were stolen from the company hosting him - the cobolscript.com goes to a porn site.
He said something about coming out with a new Web site for COBOLScript.
I have been testing the copies that I purchased from him and I am impressed. I am developing a Web site that will run on a dedicated server.
However, I might offer virtual domains an allow those who want to run their copy of the script or if they have a licensed copy of any other COBOL development to forgo the costs involved with a dedicated server.
If there are any interest in having a virtual hosting that allows running COBOL files, let me know.
George McGinn
Sarasota, FL
gmcginn@comcast.net
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mfisher
8/19/2007
20:57:54
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Message:
George,
I would definitely be interested in learning more about your virtual hosting idea.
I'm in the process of setting up a local COBOL users group. We're already listed on COBUG's site, but have not yet really launched. The only thing lacking is a website with e-mail list management, file upload/download areas, and the like. (COBUG doesn't yet offer such services to its local user groups.)
A Yahoo group or Google group would be an obvious choice. In fact I just created one yesterday. But there's something very appealing about the idea of hosting our local group's website on a COBOL-aware server. If it can't be a web-enabled CICS application, why not CobolScript?
Thanks,
- Matt
P.S. Just in case anybody else was interested in learning more about CobolScript, here's the current (and legitimate) website:
http://cobolscript.googlepages.com/cobolscript
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