John Rymer at Forrester has a very interesting blog post from back in January about the future of Java. Oracle will definitely have an impact on the evolution of Java. I agree with Mr. Rymer that the impacts will be felt more in the long term and that Java is on the path to becoming […]
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Google Owning Java?
Many of you have heard about the Oracle lawsuit against Google’s use of Java. Server Side has an interesting take on where this is headed. A win-win situation It’s a win-win situation for everyone involved. Google gets to put an end to the lawsuit craziness simply by using their deep pockets to buy their way […]
High Availability in a Java Portal
It happens a lot. Everyone wants a portal site that never goes down. It has to stay up no matter what. If an earthquake occurs, it has to stay up. If a server dies, it has to stay up. If the network croaks, it has to stay up. The typical response will always be, “How […]
Lotus Quickr: Domino vs Java
So this week a number of us worked on a collaboration roadmap. One part of the roadmap included team collaboration. The other part is what I would term enterprise social collaboration. Both have their place and both kinds should be able to work together. Anyway, the question came up as to which version of Quickr […]