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To: JC Jaros who wrote (47299)	6/27/2000 12:12:00 PM
From: david_si	Read Replies (1) of 74651

Where is the "broad cross-platform support", rudedog? -JCJ Microsoft's .NET initiative is not tied to one platform. Any any device or OS can utilize the services with any programming language using XML and SOAP. For, example, from biz.yahoo.com. ``ECMA, a leading international standards body for information technology and corporate telecommunications, is pleased to consider the proposal from Microsoft to develop the standards for a new Internet programming language that can be implemented by vendors to run on any platform or device,'' said Jan van den Beld, secretary-general of the Geneva-based ECMA. ``We see excellent synergy between this proposal and our existing ECMAScript Standard (ECMA-262), which provides the scripting language for the World Wide Web. We consider it of critical importance that this technology follow a truly open standardization approach to ensure interoperability in an interconnected world.''

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