I see no point in this, Java has never been a serious choice for professional
applications, and I talk out of experience as a developer. Sun is doing stupid things
with Java, and I bet it will be dead in a few years from now... It's much better to
look at the .NET Framework from Microsoft, companies worldwide embraced that platform
because of its extensive functionality and good performance. If you program in Java
already, you will have no difficulty in learning C#, and that's a sure path to the
future. Once you get to know the internals of the .NET Framework, you'll trash Java as
some filthy crap. :-) Believe me, you can do much neater things in much less time
with .NET than you can ever even dream of with Java...
----- Original Message -----
From: Benny
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 2:45 AM
Subject: [xmail] java package
Hi everyone,
Question: Does anyone know if there is a Java API that "talks" with XMail?
If no, how many people on this list would be interested in a package in java that
does this, besides myself? I am thinking of starting this project...
If yes, can someone please direct me to where I could get it. I looked on
xmailserver.org.
Benny
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