Java inches closer to open source

operation successful, patient dead: "The number of subscribers to Sun's Java server suite, called Java Enterprise System, has risen every quarter over the past two years and topped one million subscribers earlier this year.

Still, Green acknowledged that it isn't always easy to see how those initiatives will drive revenue at the company."

Operation successful, but patient dead.
Would this be Sun's case after they have open sourced everything.; Posted by: zzz1234567890 Posted on: 05/16/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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