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To: Irish99 who wrote (10355)7/7/1998 11:57:00 AM
From: The Ox  Respond to of 64865
 

One fly in the ointment is Sun's attitude towards NT - check out the quote from Sun's COO in PC Week Online: "We don't like NT. We think Solaris is a better operating system for servers," Zander said. Would you buy an application development system to run on your NT servers from a company that doesn't like NT????


What do you expect SUNW's COO to say? We think NT is great?

There are many software products that I personally don't like, yet my company still works with them and it's one of my responsibilities to make sure that they integrate as seamlessly as possible with the rest of our operation. I would think that SUNW is taking a similar approach to NT. While SUNW thinks they have a superior product to NT, they must make sure that their customers have the choice and flexibility to use multiple platform environments.



To: Irish99 who wrote (10355)7/7/1998 4:51:00 PM
From: Mike Milde  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 64865
 
<<While they play games with Java, the use of Java on the web is not going anywhere.>>

You hear people say this so much still. Why in the world would you compare Java to JavaScript, HTML, etc.??? It's an excellent language for developing software applications and the tools are improving at a very rapid pace.

Mike