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To: uu who wrote (590)	2/19/1997 4:50:00 PM
From: Robert	of 64865

> March (again as we have been told by Microsoft). From the prototype > I have seen JFC is 100% pure Java (so the claim is) and is a areally It is not possible to tell, visually, if an appplication is "100% Pure Java". There are several ways to tell, one of the surest being to run the bytecode through a special virtual machine that does not allow native method calls and only special driver references for I/O. At www.javaworld.com there is a series on learning about JavaBeams and ActiveX. Furthermore, www.javasoft.com has white papers on the architecture of JavaBeans, Java RMI, and IDL tools for creating CORBA compliant objects. The Object Management Group has further information on creating IIOP applications and CORBA. It is generally an insult to compare JavaBeans and CORBA to MicroSoft's COM. On a superficial level, they appear to be identical technology, but so is comparing a Porsche to a Honda. MicroSoft's COM technology relies on virtual function tables for their method delegation and is not a true component model despite their literature.

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