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  1. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java (8 messages)

    Mark Driver, research director for ebusiness technologies at Gartner, said Microsoft has failed in its first battle to kill Sun Microsystems' Java, but the war for control of the multi-billion dollar application development market is not over.

    This bold statement and other Gartner forcasts on the future of Java were published in two articles on vnunet.com.

    Read Gartner on Java part 1/2: Java programmers are two expensive.
    Read Gartner on Java part 2/2: >.NET is behind Java.
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  2. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    URL to story is not working for me...

    J-F
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  3. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    how about including part one of the story where it talks about that 50% of all new projects will be java, but 70% will not see the light of day???

    http://www.vnunet.com/News/1112655
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  4. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    The correct URL is http://www.vnunet.com/News/1112564
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  5. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    Sorry about that guys, the links are all fixed now.

    Floyd
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  6. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    I still do not see the links working
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  7. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    I'd like to read this article too, but the links are still broken.
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  8. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    This thread : http://theserverside.com/discussion/thread.jsp?thread_id=4306 might also be of interest in the - J2EE vs M$ .NET debate...
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  9. Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java[ Go to top ]

    I believe that this is the link:

    http://www.vnunet.com/News/1112564
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