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*Platforms with a [[Java virtual machine]], such as [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Linux]], and [[UNIX]], for example in the context of a Java EE servlet container ([[IBM WebSphere Application Server]], [[Apache Tomcat]], [[GlassFish]])

*[[IBM System z]]: [[CICS Transaction Server]], [[IBM Information Management System|IMS]], [[z/OS]] Batch, [[UNIX System Services]], WebSphere Application Server, [[z/VSE]], Linux

*[[IBM SystemPower iSystems]]: [[IBM i5/OSi]], IBM WebSphere Application Server, [[Apache Tomcat]], Integrated Web Application Server for i

*[[Web browsers]] supporting JavaScript, such as [[Internet Explorer]], [[Firefox]], and [[Safari (web browser)|Safari]], for [[Ajax (programming)|Ajax]] [[Rich web application|rich web applications]]

== Code examples ==

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== Web 2.0 with EGL ==

In December 2008, IBM introduced new technology, EGL Rich UI, to simplify the creation of [[Web 2.0]]-style [[Rich Internetweb Applicationsapplication|rich web applications]]. This technology simplifies development by hiding the complexities of [[Ajax (programming)|Ajax]], [[JavaScript]], [[REST]], and [[SOAP]] from the developer, which enables them to focus on the business requirement and not on the underlying technologies.

== Commercial Productsproducts ==

EGL programming tools are available as an Eclipse-based<ref>[http://www.eclipse.org Eclipse]</ref> commercial product, the [[IBM Rational Business Developer Extension|Rational Business Developer]] and also in the EGL edition of [[Rational Developer for System z]].

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* a set of IBM service offerings and complementary products (Rational Migration Extension for Natural, Rational Migration Extension for System i, Rational Migration Extension for CA-products) provide the ability to convert from [[NATURAL|Software AG Natural]], [[IBM RPG]], CA Cool:Gen and CA Ideal/Datacom to EGL

Tools for searching large EGL code bases, comparing individual EGL files for changes, and detecting duplicated code are available from Semantic Designs<ref>[{{Cite web |url=http://www.semanticdesigns.com/Products/LanguageTools/EGLTools.html |title=Semantic Designs] |access-date=2010-08-13 |archive-date=2011-07-16 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716035836/http://www.semanticdesigns.com/Products/LanguageTools/EGLTools.html |url-status=dead }}</ref>

==References==