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> From: "Joel R. Cochran" <jrc@masi-brac.com> > The only thing left that could tie us to a platform is the > database... enter JDBC. That sounds a little hard to believe. I've heard that different JVMs handle threads and synchronization differently, and render Swing classes differently, for example Do you use middleware that behaves differently on different platforms? What about the use of stored procedures, or code that's based on the User profile, or system security settings? What about specific code for specific printers, file systems, and such? What about integrating your application with existing applications on the server? Have you tested your code on multiple platforms? Is it practical to test your application on multiple platforms? Is there a good chance that you will settle on one platform, in the future? Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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