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To: Alan Newman who wrote (5227)	3/13/1998 9:53:00 AM
From: Jon Tara	of 9068

"My concern about CTXS is that as new applications are written, won't they be Web applications" Beautiful dreamer, la da de daaaah... la da da da da da daah dah da da! (Sorry, those are the only words I remember!) Currently, you lose a LOT of flexibility by writing "web applications", while getting a horribly clunky user interface vs. what people are used to. Java has NOT delivered on it's promise, and most "web applications" today are primarly using server-side technologies such as ASP, Cold Fusion, etc. with a "page at a time" user interface with perhaps a bit of Javascript thrown in. Sure, there are "web applications" being written, but they're a small percentage of total applications written. Yes, the classic client-server database application IS migrating to Intranet web applications. But other classes of applications are NOT.

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