Microsoft's Dunlap said that the company's priority is not to compete with Java. We are about providing solutions for our existing customers. But O'Brien still prefers the portability afforded him by his chosen language and sees no reason to switch. It's really XML that's taking the thrust out of Java. If this technology had been around three or four years ago, it might have had a chance.
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