xml-dev - Re: [very personal analysis] .com, .net and .org

["mark hu" <mark@fintrack.com>]

Hi, guys:
    Good afternoon, having lunch yet ?? First of all, I think this is a
tech. site - not for this kind of discussion, and second, you should watch
more closely to MS's new stuff, as a matter of fact - I like the way they
are creating new things and that's the way to keep our world moving forward,
no one can there's no any other better language besides JAVA in the very
near future, and the points u are holding here, I can not agree fully -
that's DO NOT SEE C# from JAVA's perspective, they all have their strong
points and weaks ( u do not have to compile to .exe unless u need to , right
??, cross platform ? why people use TJ with compiled JAVA code ?? ...), hope
to hear more tech. comments instead of this kind of discussions, cheers.



Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: Andrew n marshall <amarshal@zig.usc.edu>
To: Eric van der Vlist <vdv@dyomedea.com>
Cc: <xml-dev@xml.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2000 10:11 AM
Subject: Re: [very personal analysis] .com, .net and .org


>
> On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Eric van der Vlist wrote:
> > Now that Microsoft has announced C#, the Java killer app already
> > submitted to the ECMA, Sun will probably have to open source Java.
>
> Why do people keep comparing C# to Java?  It only replaces Java in one
> very limited context, and that is as a COM binder.  Since Sun killed MS's
> use of Java via their lawsuit, MS needed a new language to replace it.
>
> C# does not even begin to compete with Java it's biggest areas:
>   C# is not cross platform. It is compiles to .exe, not byte code.  That
> kills any applet hopes C# may have.
>   C# is not a server plugin technology.  Modern servers require threading
> that C# does not provide.
>
> The announcement of C# does nothing to affect Sun.
>
>
> Anm
>
>
>
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