-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On November 5, 2003 10:49 am, Kevin Anderson wrote: > I meant Java isn't good for server side Applications, period. Maybe not > everything, but I'd hate to see Oracle run in a Java VM, for example. Most > server side apps are developed to be ran natively, regardless of the OS. > (Exchange, Sendmail, Apache, Oracle, Postgres, BIND, SAMBA, etc) > > Kev. > Hmmm. Not to start too much of a flamewar here, but you do know that Oracle, since 8i, contains boatloads of Java code, right? You can even write stored procedures in Java. And that the one place I see Java really succeeding right now is on the server - think app servers like JBoss, WebSphere, Bea, for example. I'm probably biased - DocVue, our product here at Full Circle, is a server side app written in Java. So I may have an opinion on the subject. But this is a Linux list, not a Java list, so I'll shut up now. :-)
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