Prezado Senhor Marcelo Sanches:

    Em relação ao seu comentário quero dizer que o Unix, sistema operacional
do qual se "criou" o Linux, já existia muito antes do Windows, então, antes
de fazer afirmações absurdas, um pouco de estudo se torna necessário.

João Batista Ribas de Moura
Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer

-----Mensagem Original-----
De: Marcelo Sanches <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: SouJava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Enviada em: segunda-feira, 26 de junho de 2000 16:30
Assunto: Re: [SouJava-J] MS-C# X Sun-Java Será que vinga ou será uma
vingança ????


> Gozado.
>
> Eu vejo todo mundo meter o pau na MS, dizendo que é isso que é aquilo; é
uma
> merd...; é uma bost...
>
> Agora, não esqueçam que foi graças a Bill Gates que a microinformática
> cresceu e é o que é hoje; ou vcs se esqueceram que a própria IBM torceu o
> nariz, e deu o DOS e o PC, respectivamente para Microsoft e Intel??
>
> A Microsoft tem problemas, sim, mas, ninguém pode negar que foi graças a
ela
> que puderam surgir sistemas como LInux e o próprio Java. Sim, por que até
o
> "ódio" contra ela gera produtos ( os respectivos ditos ).
>
> Então colegas, se a MS vai lançar algo como o Java, que seja bem vindo,
pois
> é mais uma forma de podermos ter melhorias e avanços tecnológicos. Quem
sabe
> com isso o Java, assim como outra linguagem, possa melhorar ainda mais?
>
>
>
> Abs.
>
> Marcelo Sanches
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bruno Souza - Sun do Brasil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Simone Freire" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "SouJava"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Sun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Javanes"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 2:26 PM
> Subject: Re: [SouJava-J] MS-C# X Sun-Java Será que vinga ou será uma
> vingança ????
>
>
>
> Considerando que na especificacao fala:
>
>    C# addresses these problems by:
>    Including native support for the Component Object Model (COM)
>    and Windows®-based APIs.
>
> Isso nos mostra que vai rodar em qualquer plataforma, basta
> ser Windows... :o) Outra mostra do "compromisso" com outras
> plataformas eh que os dois arquivos de documentacao disponiveis
> sao .exe, e portanto, nao posso usar o meu Linux para
> abri-los e comentar um pouco mais...
>
> A partir do que foi divulgado por eles, isso eh uma mistureba
> de C, C++, Java e VB. Bem, essa eh a 9 tentativa da Microsoft
> de minar o movimento Java e Internet, e mais uma vez eles
> comecaram mal... Tudo bem, eles nunca entenderam essa tal de
> Internet mesmo, nao vai ser agora que vao dar uma dentro...
>
> Abracos,
>
> Bruno.
>
> >Essa Microsoft vai ter que correr muito pra tomar o
> >espaco da linguagem Java. Principalmente se continuar
> >oferecendo solucoes proprietarias e se esse tal de
> >de C# nao for multiplataforma.
> >Andre.
> >
> >--- Javanes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> MS-C# X Sun-Java
> >> http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB20000622S0013
> >> Microsoft's Web Language
> >>
> >>               Due Next Week
> >>               (06/22/00, 7:21 p.m. ET) By Elizabeth
> >> Montalbano, CRN
> >>
> >>               Microsoft on Monday will unveil a
> >>               programming language aimed at
> >> improving
> >>               productivity for the development of
> >> Web
> >>               applications.
> >>
> >>               Initial reports indicate the new
> >> language, a
> >>               hybrid of C and C++ called C#
> >>               (pronounced cee-sharp), behaves much
> >>               like Java, Sun Microsystems'
> >> technology
> >>               for cross-platform development. But
> >>               Microsoft (stock: MSFT) executives
> >> insist
> >>               C# does nothing of the kind.
> >>
> >>               "It's very different from Java," said
> >> David
> >>               Lazar, a product manager at Microsoft,
> >>               Redmond, Wash. "Java is trying to
> >> solve a
> >>               different problem. [It] has
> >> applications
> >>               running in different places. What
> >>               customers really want is to get all of
> >> their
> >>               applications running in one place, and
> >> this
> >>               is what C# [enables them to do]."
> >>
> >>               Tony Goodhew, Visual C++ Microsoft
> >>               product manager, concurs that C# is in
> >> no
> >>               way a response to Java. It is designed
> >> to
> >>               give developers a faster and better
> >> way to
> >>               build Web applications in the
> >> tradition of
> >>               C and C++ programming languages, he
> >>               said.
> >>
> >>               "C# is designed to provide
> >> [developers]
> >>               with a highly productive way of
> >> building
> >>               applications and components for the
> >> Web
> >>               services world," Goodhew said. "C and
> >>               C++ developers tell us they want more
> >>               productivity, but they want to stay
> >> close to
> >>               that heritage and have more power and
> >>               control. C# gives you better
> >> productivity,
> >>               but allows you to leverage the full
> >> power
> >>               of the [Internet] platform."
> >>
> >>               Goodhew would not comment on whether
> >>               C#, like Java, is a cross-platform
> >>               language. This is an important point
> >> to
> >>               consider, however, in the development
> >> of
> >>               Web applications, said Scott Hebner,
> >>               director of e-business technology
> >>               marketing at IBM's software group,
> >>               Armonk, N.Y.
> >>
> >>               Hebner said that if Microsoft wants to
> >>               push C# as a viable new Web
> >> application
> >>               development technology, the language
> >>               must be able to develop applications
> >> that
> >>               can operate outside of Microsoft's
> >>               Windows.
> >>
> >>               "The value of the Internet is that
> >> it's based
> >>               on open standards -- it's
> >> vendor-neutral,"
> >>               Hebner said. "If the result of the
> >> [C#]
> >>               technology is that it locks you into a
> >>               particular operating system
> >> environment
> >>               or becomes a control point of a
> >> vendor,
> >>               that's not consistent with that value.
> >> In
> >>               order for Microsoft to be keeping in
> >> line
> >>               with current development, C# must be
> >>               able to create applications for
> >> platforms
> >>               outside just a Windows operating
> >>               environment."
> >>
> >>               Despite the assertions of Microsoft
> >>               executives, if C# is indeed a
> >> programming
> >>               language that can create business
> >> logic for
> >>               Web applications, it in essence is
> >> doing
> >>               what Java does, Hebner said.
> >>
> >>               "The question becomes then: Why aren't
> >>               you moving your developers to Java?"
> >>               Hebner said. "In the final analysis,
> >> they've
> >>               created another alternative language
> >> when
> >>               they should've gone to the de facto
> >>               standard [for deploying Web
> >>               applications], which is Java."
> >>
> >>               Microsoft's use of Java is currently
> >>               limited by a lawsuit with Sun (stock:
> >>               SUNW) over Java licensing. In 1997,
> >> Sun
> >>               sued Microsoft for allegedly breaching
> >> its
> >>               Java licensing agreement by
> >> "polluting"
> >>               Java to create programs that run only
> >> on
> >>               Windows when Java was created to be
> >>               compatible with all operating systems.
> >>
> >>
> >>               Sun will not comment on C# until it
> >>               actually knows what the new technology
> >>               is, a company spokesman said.
> >>
> >>               "At this time, there's nothing for us
> >> to look
> >>               at, there's no specification," he
> >> said.
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