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How could this happen?
I recently moved from one large enterprise to another, and have been in architecture working groups with several others. At least one thing all have in common is that J2EE is the development standard. Simply put, .net is not in the Standards Profile. This presumably means Mono would not be allowed as a development platform either. So how would Mono cripple java?
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Microsoft Spokehole says...  Dave P. | 06/30/04
It doesn't make sense  rapson | 06/30/04
It does if you understand the greedy arrogant 12 year old M$ mindset!  Jeff Spicoli | 06/30/04
Adjective overload  rapson | 06/30/04
Ha  Jeff Spicoli | 06/30/04
Look to history for the answers  Richard Flude | 06/30/04
Time to look forward  seosamh_z | 06/30/04
what MS should do vs what MS does do...  ryusen | 06/30/04
If you tihink Mono is the entire .NET framework I have a bridge I'd like  marksashton | 06/30/04
Mono, like open source in general, is a lowest common denominator approach  marksashton | 06/30/04
There's no reason why YOU would...  Michael Kelly | 06/30/04
Java  rapson | 06/30/04
Different strokes for different folks  seosamh_z | 06/30/04
Maybe you did NOT read, Novel will use this for their own apps.  DonnieBoy | 06/30/04
Yes but...  seosamh_z | 06/30/04
I don't fully agree  IT_User | 06/30/04
This is a problem for Microsoft. You can deploy .NET apps on Linux  DonnieBoy | 06/30/04
Do you think...  rapson | 06/30/04
Confused?  Richard Flude | 06/30/04
Mono, not .NET  rapson | 06/30/04
.NET is a huge part of the appeal of mono  Richard Flude | 06/30/04
Unfortunately, you couldn't be more wrong.  gath | 07/01/04
How could this happen?  IT_User | 07/01/04
it's possible...  ryusen | 07/01/04
Unfortunately, you couldn't be more wrong.  gath | 07/01/04

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