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From: Eric Advincula
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 1998 00:00

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So Java's power lies on intranet applications not internet applications.  So
i guess html and cgi, and  ISAPI are the only alternatives to developing
internet applications.  So my question is why write in java what c/c++ can
do?  especially if you are only targetting windows os?  Besides the argument
that java is a better language, I figure if you have a good set of libraries
then then should not make such a big issue.  Another is, is it java's
support in example networking, rmi, etc.  make it a better language? B/c it
has all the necessary components to create a better application?

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