See Java at Sun
If Java is the Answer, what is the Question?
Anton Eliëns
Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
Object+, 14 october 1998
www.cs.vu.nl/~eliens/online/talks/objectplus98
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The Answer is JavaBeans
JavaBeans is the platform-neutral, component architecture for the Java application environment.
It's the ideal choice for developing or assembling network-aware solutions for heterogeneous hardware and operating system environments--within the enterprise or across the Internet.
In fact,
it's the only component architecture you
should consider if you're developing for
the Java platform.
Well, eh
...
If today's languages are inadequate for today's software engineering challenges, then Java must be inadequate too.
that CORBA is way ahead in standardization efforts,
And language independent!
of Java as C++ for dummies.
Sorry
It Works Everywhere
The idea is simple: Java software works just about
everywhere -- from the smallest devices to
supercomputers. Java technology components don't
care what kind of computer, phone, TV, or operating
system they run on. They just work, on any kind of
compatible device that supports the Java platform.
Are Java Tools Ready For Prime Time? (03/24/98) The Five contenders Internet Week tested all had one thing in common: They all need improvement.
that Java might be too heavy for lightweight clients and too light for heavy servers.
... tussen de wal en het schip ...
NOTHING
Java is a better mousetrap
that we desperately need declarative, reliable and verifiable languages.
iow ... logic programming
WeatherLabs At WeatherLabs, Inc., a mere dozen meteorologists and software developers manage more weather data in less time than a staff of 100, using Java technology.
Prudential Healthcare
In an effort to elevate and improve its administration of health
benefits to its customers, Prudential HealthCare looked to the Java Technolo
gy
platform to develop the first-of-its-kind Web-based benefits
administration system.
that you know more about business than I do.
Do you?
see
The Virtual Dealing Room
thanks to Object Alliance
Java is still a moving platform