IBM VisualAge for Java Enterprise Edition Version 1.0.1 had a suggested retail price of approximately $2,745 USD when new in 1997, which translated to roughly $3,800 to $4,000 AUD at 1997/1998 exchange rates.
It not only contained a java development environment for teams of developers but also copies of IBM's DB2 Universal Database (similar to Microsoft's SQL server) and connectivity to the databases on IBM Mainframes and on AS/400 (System i, IBMi) Midrange computers.
It comes with:VisualAge for Java Enterprise for Windows NT, Windows 95 and OS/2DB2 Software Developers Kit Version 5.0Net.Data for OS/2, AIX, Windows NT, Solaris, HP-UX, SCO (Net.Data is IBM's equivalent product to Microsoft's Active Server Pages.)
Databases:DB2 Version 5.0 Personal Edition for Windows and OS/2 (With trial codes)DB2 Universal Database Extenders Version 5.0
This was a serious enterprise development environment that is rarely found today and even more rarely offered for sale at this price.
The item comes complete with box, all installation CD's, all paperwork that came with the original product.
All items are in near new condition although there is slight damage on the box.
I have copies of Windows NT and OS/2 Warp Version 4. Message me if needed.Combining Orders.
I use Aust Post satchels for domestic orders to keep the postal costs down. BUT , as far as I can tell, does not calculate combining orders in a way that complies with Aust Post rules.
With the way works I could end up over or undercharging or over filling satchels which causes problems at Aust Post.
So could you please do the following:
If you want me to combine two or more orders in the one package to reduce delivery costs pleasea) send me a message in advanceb) place all the orders at the same time.
Note that puts pressure on sellers to get the items delivered as soon as possible. There have been times when I wrap one order to find out that the same buyer has placed more orders and wants me to combine all of them. The problem is that when I print the delivery label it is almost impossible to go back and combine the orders. It is best to combine them before any labels are printed.
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