> Apparently it’s EOL now? Doesn't seem like it according to their literature. They still sell and support it. > I hope whoever is using it is able to success

> Apparently it’s EOL now? Doesn't seem like it according to their literature. They still sell and support it. > I hope whoever is using it is able to successfully migrate their code to a newer tech! The writing's been on the wall for it for over a decade if we're being generous. Anybody still using it in 2024 either can't (because of a very specific business concern like codebase size or compatibility) or won't (curmudgeonly un-teachable lifers working on the product, ignorant management, etc) migrate to something better. As a pragmatic optimist I wouldn't hold my breath :-D