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in my oppinion, the basic objective of SUN is to gain access to the hidden implementation details of the .net and othe MS 'technologies'. SUN, like everyone else, knows that MS cannot cut in the server market. SUN only wants to be able to provide .net functionality off of its servers. The ms windows will be the desktops.
Ideally, one sohuld be able to use any available desktop platform to communicate to powerful backends that do the real-work. Assume that a SUN SMP is capable to do the .net hosting. It would remain Java capable as well. Then desktops can invoke server functionality with Java, sockets, or .net. There is nothing wrong with that.
The above is the ideal scenario, assuming that MS will play fairly and cooperate with SUN.
Although I distaste MS sloppy code and product 'designs' I don't see anything wrong with a Solaris SMP hosting .net functionality. It wont become a .net machine only.
Where is SUN being dragged by the nose ring?
-m - Posted by: michael-t Posted on: 04/06/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Leading Microsoft by the nose when it's Sun's nose with the ring?
David Mohring | 04/06/04
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It makes no sense....
michael-t | 04/06/04
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Pointing to your own writings proves what?
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/06/04
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Sun tried repeatedly to work with MS ... its MS caving in!
oldskool | 04/06/04
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Win determining the "winner" look at the profits.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/07/04
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i agree with you on a couple points:
ryusen | 04/07/04
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Look at the synergies if barriers are eliminated
oldskool | 04/06/04
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Explain how this is a benefit to MS and why they should.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/06/04
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Customers using product is a good benefit
oldskool | 04/06/04
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Apples & Oranges
Anton Philidor | 04/07/04
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Its all about credentials and customers
oldskool | 04/08/04
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Sorry but I disagree.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/07/04
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The picture keeps getting clearer,
Anton Philidor | 04/06/04
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I suspect...
rapson | 04/07/04
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WOW!
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/07/04
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Can't argue anything in your post.
No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/07/04
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from article
V Sanders | 04/07/04
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