Getting started with OneWorld development

[OneWorldInquirer]

I am a programmer with just a few years of experience, but I have learned such languages as Pascal (delphi), SQL, Perl, and HTML. I am currently studying from home with a distance-based college to get my bachelor's degree in computer science.

I would very much like to learn the JDE OneWord development environment and the syntax that is associated with it, but I have no clue where to start. My real question is this: is it possible to purchase a license (perhaps educational, even) of the software, or at least a compiler, without having to work for a company that owns the enterprise software?

Thanks.

 

[binky]

Have you tried contacting JDE? Someone there could tell you if such a license (educational) exists.

I have recently started developing in JDE. It is a JDE developed front end that compiles into C code. Really ugly and simplistic. It isn't very hard once you know the basics and where to get info on the built in functions.

HTH
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[OneWorldInquirer]

Thanks. I haven't tried contacting them, but I'll do that. Right now I'm learning C++, and I already know a good deal of OOP pricinciples, so it might not be as hard as I'm thinking. Appreciate the tip.

 

[chugh]

Hello

just wanted to ask you... did you contact the JDE people... actually i am new to this forum... i used to work on AS/400 languages RPG/40 and COBOL/400 and have got 2 yrs of exp. currently i am not working... so was planning to do some good course and got a look at this forum... if you or anyone else can provide some info on this it would be of real help...

 

[Guest_imported]

JDE do a limited version of the software called Demo Juniour.