And if you have developed your own Bean, you can submit it for distribution there as well. Watching the watchers. Everyone's got an angle on Internet security these days. Everyone has a way to shut off downloadables like Java, ActiveX, and scripts, but few companies have the wherewithal to provide users with information as well. If things look dicey, users can just hit a button to terminate the transfer.
Purity is priceless.
Making sure your Java applications are really 100 Percent Pure Java applications doesn't have to cost you. Of course, the most comprehensive benchmark comes from participation in the 100 Percent Pure Java program itself. However, with tools such as Sun's freely available JavaPureCheck , you can at least ensure that your code will run on all Java VMs for free. Someone's in the Kitchen. Although these seminars are just around the corner, there's still time to register , or at least find out if one is coming to a town near you.