Re: Java is now dead -- MIDRANGE-L

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> 
> WEB FEATURE: MICROSOFT JUMPS THE JAVA SHIP,
> WHILE IBM STAYS THE COURSE
> http://www.as400network.com/news/nwn/story.cfm?ID=9392
> Microsoft announced plans to help programmers migrate from Java to
> the Microsoft .Net platform, making the "write once, run anywhere"
> ideal seem unlikely. Still, IBM doesn't plan to back away from the
> standard -- it's Java as usual.
> 

i heard that several months ago at an asna seminar (.net not supporting
java).  it should be interesting how this plays out over the next couple
of years........

nj
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