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• --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> How responsive are Java vendors to your requirements? Where should the line be drawn between standardization and competition in the Java market? What role should the JCP play in the process? .
• Java Standardization vs. Competition: Developer Input Carries the Most Weight Although what's easiest for the Java developer isn't necessarily what's most desirable for the Java vendors, they recognize that the next great Java API will emerge from the mind of a developer. ...
• n the Java market, "write once, run anywhere" standardization is the carrot and the threat of. ... The Java vendors playing catch-up, meanwhile, recognize that standardization can level the playing field for their products. ...
• , Java developers). With several major product releases announced by Redmond last fall at its 2003 Professional Developer's Conference, no Java vendor can risk leaving its users unsatisfied. ...
• The bad news is that the Java platform that developers want—true "write once, run anywhere" interoperability, where one Java tool, plug-in, or API works seamlessly on any Java-based platform or environment—probably will never transpire. ...
• commercial competition tug-of-war is the Java Community Process (JCP), the formal Java specifications process that accepts Java Specification Requests (JSRs) and evolves them into functioning APIs through community review. ... While appeasing the standardization interests is something the JCP has handled well (you can't argue with the wide adoption of JCP-developed technologies such as J2EE), it's less successful at accommodating the rapidly evolving business requirements of its members' Java customers in a timely manner. Processing specification requests takes time, but Java vendors often can't afford that time. ...
• The recent formation of the Java Tools Community and the vendors that were conspicuously absent from its membership, as well as the joint proposal of three JSRs by IBM and BEA, illustrate how strong a force commerce is in the evolution of Java. ... 6)—also prove that developer input regarding how to improve Java ultimately takes priority. Everyone seems to recognize that the next great Java API, the one that will facilitate a big leap forward, will emerge from the mind of developer in a Java shop somewhere. ...
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• Java braintrust tells all .
• Sun's Arthur van Hoff and Kim Polese spill the Java beans, and four applets demonstrate Java tips and tricks. ...
• Abstract Two of Sun's Java pioneers speak out on Sun's Java and HotJava plans for the future. And, three Netscape Java applets illustrate the power of this remarkable language. ...
• We begin this month's column with an interview of two of Sun's Java team members: Kim Polese, Manager of Marketing for the Java Products Group, and Arthur Van Hoff, Senior System Engineer. ...
• After the interview three very brief Netscape Java applications will be provided. These examples should demonstrate the ease of deployment, development, and maintenance of Java code, as well as show the use of threads and socket connections. ...
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• Rinaldo: Kim, It is rather ironic that you rescued Java from oblivion after the inability of various companies to deliver fiber cheaply to the home. Folklore has it that you saved Java by designing Web functionality into the product, yet today we hear of Java going back to its roots -- simple cheap units that can browse the Web given a reasonable connection. ...
• What was Netscape's motivation in adding Java applet capability? .
• When you add Java, you get the capabilities you'd see in a CD-ROM application -- multimedia, animations, instant interactivity, PLUS the benefits of instant updates, communications and live data that being plugged into a network provides. That combination of Java and the Web is extremely powerful. ...
• Rinaldo: Arthur, You have also become part of the Java folklore, We watched your early panel work become part of the AWT and usually find several mail messages from you everyday in the mailing lists. During JavaDay East, many of us watched you demonstrate Java-enabled Netscape for the first time. ...

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• Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HWP) today announced the availability of two offerings within the HP Netaction software family to support the Java developer community, as well as an alliance with Hitachi ULSI Systems Co. ... HP also announced its sponsorship of a popular mobile developer Web site, anywhereyougo. ...
• Central to HP Netaction IOE are its Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE)-certified and XML-based middleware products, which now include the HP Core Services Framework and HP Internet Server. ...
• "Developers must deliver compelling business solutions that won't be outdated by the time they're deployed on the rapidly evolving Java platform," said John H. ... "Our technology helps the Java community meet this challenge head-on by making service-centric applications faster and easier to develop, integrate and deploy. ...
• HP Core Services Framework (CSF) is a platform for the interoperability of Java application services. As one of the first reference implementations of the Java Services Framework (JSR 111), HP CSF gives developers and independent software vendors (ISVs) an open standards framework that supports the interoperability of Java application services and reuse of software components. ... HP CSF enables the rapid, modular inclusion of Java services and application programming interfaces (APIs) into new and existing applications to meet pressing business demands and reduce the time needed to bring applications to market. ...
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• HP Sponsors Mobile Developer Portal .
• Furthering its support of the Java-developer community, including mobile developers, HP announced its sponsorship of the AYG Web site anywhereyougo. ... AYG is one of the most frequently visited sites for mobile developers and includes in-depth technical content for Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME), J2EE and other mobile technologies. ...

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• Abstract Java offers many features that make it an applicable language for applications of all kinds. Java's designers built a practical language for distributed computation, while avoiding the complexity found in other languages. This article outlines Java's strengths and features, and offers references to additional information. (See the sidebar to witness a whimsical discussion on Java between four computer legends. ...
• Java is the new language developed by Sun Microsystems that significantly raises the level of technology on the Web. Java allows individuals, Web designers, and organizations large and small to build highly interactive and safe applications. ...
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• This chapter is an introduction to the software development tools contained in the Java Developer's Kit (JDK). ...
• The purpose of the JDK is to provide a complete set of tools for the development, testing, documentation, and execution of Java programs and applets. ...
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• Usually, you will write Java programs by using a text editor to develop Java source files. These files consist of source code packages that declare Java classes and interfaces. ... java extension. ...
• The Java compiler, javac, is used to convert the source files into files that can be executed using the Java interpreter. ...
• The Java interpreter, java, executes classes from the bytecode (. ...
• The debugger, jdb, is like the interpreter in that it executes Java classes that have been compiled into bytecode files, but it also provides special capabilities to stop program execution at selected breakpoints and to display the values of class variables. ...
• The disassembler is a handy tool for recovering the source code design of those compiled Java classes for which no source code is available-for example, those that you would retrieve from the Web. ...
• The applet viewer, appletviewer, displays Java applets contained within Web pages, located on your local file system, or at accessible websites. ...
• The automated documentation tool, javadoc, is used to convert portions of Java source files into Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) files. ... The HTML files generated by javadoc document the classes, variables, methods, interfaces, and exceptions contained in Java source files based on special comments inserted into these files. ...
• The C header file tool, javah, is used to generate C-language header and source files from a Java bytecode file. The files generated by javah are used to develop native methods-Java classes that are written in languages other than Java. ...

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