JavaOne: Interoperability frustrations aired
Interoperability between Java and Microsoft .Net systems remains very much a work in progress, if discussions at JavaOne on Wednesday were any indication.
[InfoWorld]
IBM, Sun likely to continue Java rift
Just because IBM and Sun Microsystems made a show of playing nice at JavaOne this week in San Francisco does not mean the two companies have entirely repaired their rift over the development of Java standards, observers at the annual Java developers conference said.
[InfoWorld]
Sun Shares More on Database Plans, JDS
Although Sun doesn't aim to compete with major vendors like Oracle, it will include a database app in its operating system, says Executive Vice President John Loiacono.
[eWeek]
Sun unveils Java for RFID readers
Sun Microsystems announced Wednesday a new class of intelligent [RFID] readers with embedded versions of either Java SE (Server Edition) or Java J2ME (Micro Edition).
[InfoWorld]
JAVAONE: Sun mulls open sourcing Java Desktop System
Sun reconsidering whether to put JDS on Linux.
[JavaWorld]
How Java saved Africa
Did Nokia's decision a decade ago to adopt Java technology just force Pres. Bush change his mind about the amount of U.S. aid to Africa?
[C|Net news.com]