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Volker likes Expeditor and Notes 8

Kevin had an engineer to engineer talk to Volker and now he likes the full Notes 8 client. In the comment threads there are some questions about what Expeditor actually is. At the IBM Software Universe in Mumbai I had to explain it to my audience. Here is my explanation:



Update: My English grammar sucks. Second paragraph reworded after vowe's comment.
Update 2: My take on the Microsoft architecture.

Posted by Stephan H Wissel On 15/11/2006, Category Lotus Notes | Permalink |      

Comments

1 - It was actually Kevin who explained it.

Posted by Volker Weber At 05:43:40 On 11/16/2006 | - Website - |

2 - @Bruce: But the round rocks look better. And as long as nobody rocks the boat....
In short: Notes rocks (and of course Rock's Notes rocks too).
stw

Posted by Stephan H. Wissel At 14:07:47 On 11/16/2006 | - Website - |

3 - cool one - But there's enough space for a second "tower of babylon" for the server side and between the two towers the protocols. Like the World Trade Twin Towers or Petronas Towers.

Posted by Wolfgang Fischer At 07:14:21 On 11/16/2006 | - Website - |

4 - Ah, so it's meant to develop rock-solid applications

Posted by Vince Schuurman At 04:15:46 On 11/16/2006 | - Website - |

5 - @Vince,

Do I need to teach you how to make rock solid applications? Start by using some flatter rocks.

Posted by Bruce At 13:26:28 On 11/16/2006 | - Website - |

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