I welcome the availability of an ActiveX control for two reasons: (1) The reality is that Java is becoming less accessible due to the fact that Microsoft has decided to remove it from its browser.
This realy starts a war...
You at least have the possibility to install java on your browser. All other browsers on all other platforms can do too. Try that with ActiveX.
Installation of a JVM is less than transparent to the average end-user.
... explain... to the same end-user that do install all kinds of additional stuff to enable even more holes in their system.
(2) Microsoft's JVM far outperforms Sun's JVM due to the fact that it does JIT byte-code compilation into a Windows native executable form, whereas Sun's JVM is completely interpreted. This translates into a much slower VNC response than is the case for MS JVM or an ActiveX control.
You even have the choice which jvm to install. Hence why not give users that advantage?
My $0.02 worth...
My 0.02 .... (which currently is more ;-)
CBee
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