This just isn't true. I see Java as being a similar paradigm in the industry as happen with the PC in 1981 when it was introduced. It took time for people to see the value, to see where to apply it, and now fifteen years later it's impossible to imagine that we could conduct business without PCs. Java is in the same position. You really have to engage with it now and also allow it a little bit more time to mature.
Good software takes time to produce.
To get the performance improvements that everybody is clamoring for. To get the knowledge dispersed widely enough that it's really the lingua franca of the industry. I'll tell you where that came from. I pinched the idea from Donald Knuth who is just a tremendous figure in the computer industry and wrote some of the seminal literature on computer programming and has many, many good ideas. As I read through one of his volumes, I noticed that he offered a bounty for the first person to report an error to him.