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From: jmarten@ibm.net (Jean-Marten Marchi)
Subject: Java momentum slowing ?
Date: 1999/04/29
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It's just a question, and i want to know what you feel about this
subject. 

I feel personally that the momentum behind Java is slowing. Just
remember what was said about it 2 years from now, Network Computing,
etc etc... 

Today, where are those Java apps? Where are Network Computing Devices?
Thin clients ? Furthermore, i don't see too much of Java applets on
the Web pages, where Java has its strength. 

Thanks to you.