Here Here! Anyway, their vm just didn't work well -- I had nothing but
problems with it. So now users are forced to download and use a real vm (that
works). Oh darn! If the point of the lawsuit was to get rid of MS's
extensions to what they called Java then I think it's still a win. If it only
runs on Windows then it's *NOT* Java!!!
James
PS Sun better sure-up the automatic installation of their jre for when a user
visits a web page that contains an applet. It doesn't work very well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Daniel Rivera-Franqui at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Please, reply and tell me what you think of this initiative and what
> > other ideas might be useful. We should not let Microsoft keep
> > manipulating the computer industry and its users.
>
> I think: who cares? We're talking about servlets here, not applet, and I
> want to know who's the idiot to run a Servlet Engine with MS jview, anyway,
> so, discussion closed, let's not talk about bullshit.
>
> Pier
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