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The framework is an attempt to build on the favorable-to-MS antitrust Trial outcome and lock out anything in the future that threatens the applications barrier to entry.

Heading Son(s) of Java off at the pass is the name of the .NET game. The goal is not to do something new and useful but to slide Windows' core functionality into this market space, much as core Windows code was slipped into Internet Explorer quite artificially, forcing use of IE and rendering the need or desire for Netscape moot.

By creating a framework that requires everything to play in the framewor's sandbox, said framework indeed being not like Java but occupying the space Java would otherwise sit within, the economics of doing up an application like Netscaape that might become a host for apps by itself--and thereby commoditizing the OS--are nulled out.

It is like putting someone on a toilet day and night so no one else may use it.
Posted by: KeithRisler   Posted on: 03/01/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Framework: not a virtual machine  solprovider | 02/29/04
Got it a little wrong.  Heatlesssun | 02/29/04
You missed my point  solprovider | 03/01/04
MS frameworks and other night time stories  michael-t | 03/01/04
.NET Framework defined  KeithRisler | 03/01/04
When criminals manufacture locks for the whole World legally ? ...  Vily Clay | 02/29/04
development tools  V Sanders | 02/29/04
The old "shift the blame" FUD  Xunil_Sierutuf | 03/01/04
Security for XP alone is meaningless  KeithRisler | 03/01/04
Great, if it works  issthatso | 03/01/04
Things that make you go "Hmmm..."  Netizen Kane | 03/01/04
Untrustworthy in any sense  michael-t | 03/01/04

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