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From: Steve  <Steve@newsguy.com>
Subject: Re: Java momentum slowing ?
Date: 1999/05/09
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Date: 1999-05-09T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <37365163.1AB89036@Botton.com>, David says...
 
>
>So there is no "Java Standard" as you wrote, not even a defacto standard
>among vendors (take a look at J++).
 
the java packages that come in the JDK are decfacto standard, the Java 
language as defined by the Sun 'Java language' reference book is defacto
standard, and so is the JVM.

No one I know uses J++, not even on windows. J++ was another attempt
by M$ to stop Java as it knew Java is making windows irrelevent. This
attempt had failed by all acounts. And J++ is effectively dead.
 
Steve.