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To: Robert who wrote (601)2/19/1997 8:59:00 PM
From: uu   of 64865
 
Robert:

> Since you are already mixing ActiveX and Java, platform
> independence is already lost. That said, it may be easier to use the
> MicroSoft developers kit for Java to create an ActiveX component
> from the Java source...

No I have tried that and it does not quite work! Thanks anyway...

As for 'MicroSoft may give you a "0% Pure Java" logo', I am not a
MSFT advocator (I certainly have had my share of problems with
them) but as a MSFT share holder I really believe they have
something to offer to Sun's internet model of platform independence.
You will find out as IE 4.0 and their new VM becomes available. They
no longer want to control the PC desktop market. MSFT's strategy is
to port its Windows platform/applications/OS and everything else to
all platforms (including UNIX - And this time they really mean it)
through their Virtual machine and explorer. So now just think an
application that used to be 100% windows based can be run on an
NC (or on a UNIX sparc workstation). Reality or not, that is what
Microsoft intends to do and I am sure with all the resources they have
available they will be manged to deliver also (maybe not so soon as
they want but they will deliver on that intention). And I do hope they
do because that is why I love SUNW so much to deliver all the
servers and NCs the world needs!

Regards,

- Addi Jamshidi
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