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I've used VB3,VB5,D1,D3,D4 and now JB2.

If you want my opinion I'd use Delphi whenever possible.
It's very fast on NT and beats VB hands down in every way
I can think of (not even the same class of tools.)

JBuilder is still new and shaky...nowhere near as polished as
Delphi.  The only advantage Java has is it's "platform independent"
and you can share components (beans) between IDEs (except
J++ which is wandering lost in it's own little world.)

I'm just using Java to write intranet based applets that will supply
both our PC and Mac users with database info.  I plan to go back
to Delphi for all desktop applications until JBuilder is stable and
BorPrise delivers.


>> I have a client that is moving from developing for a Unix platform to
>> developing for Windows NT client. They are currently reviewing
>> developer tools. Does anyone know of a current paper which discusses
>> Visual Basic v6.0 (shortcomings <g>) v Java/JBuilder? I'm particularly
>> interested in the langauge differences. The last I heard was that VB
>> has improved it support for the OOP model. But I was wondering just
>> how good that support is.