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To: Charles Hughes who wrote (15676)	12/30/1997 8:08:00 AM
From: micromike	Respond to of 24154

Sun, MS: 100 percent pure slugfest news.com The legal maneuvers play into Microsoft's hands:the longer Java is tied up in court, the less momentum Sun can build among developers. However, Sun has just won another small battle on that front: a judge last week agreed to hear the case next February, not in June, as Microsoft attorneys had hoped. Developers welcome Java hearing news.com U.S. District Judge Ronald Whyte will preside over the hearing on February 27, at which Sun will seek an injunction forbidding Microsoft from using the Java logo pending a final outcome in the case, a court clerk confirmed today. The logo indicates whether the program is compatible with Sun's Java technology. ---