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Article #19679Re: Where is java heading?
From: Paul Murray
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 1998 00:00
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Eric Advincula wrote in message <698qqh$8ci11@forums.borland.com>... >at the rate that the JDk keeps changing it makes it hard for browser >companies to keep up. Microsoft is probably not even working on making it >compatible with the correct jdk since they sort of made their own version. >Netscape just bearly got 1.1.4 out but now Sun has 1.2.x. My real question >is to run any java applet on the web, are we limited to the capability of >the browsers. I mean of no browser keep up with the changes, does that mean >that any applet i create wont be able to run? Are their any alternative to I am not really interested in applets on browsers. I want to roll out to my clients a standalone app that talks to our database via an RMI conversation to a middle tier which will enforce passwords etc. You will probably get a couple of messages sayng the same thing - java is about more than applets on browsers.
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