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Java Watch: What’s Not Coming in Mustang

 Read Allen Holub's review on JSR 270 on SD Times.

http://68.236.189.240/fullcolumn/column-20050415-02.html

Excerpt : "Rather than providing an integrated approach to the new release, Mustang is just a collection of 11 existing JSRs, each with its own expert group. These groups are essentially autonomous. The reality is that there’s no overall architecture, and more to the point, there’s no architect coordinating the Mustang work."

 

 

Posted: Apr 18 2005, 07:51 PM by sudhakar[mvp] | with 2 comment(s)
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mathew nolton said:

overall (and IMHO), this is the biggest problem with sun's approach to supporting java and what enabled .net to make a play with .net (and get a lot of traction). corporations and developers want an a thoughtful environment. one in which the architects of the system thought out how the pieces fit together. it's a shame because java is a nice language.

-mathew nolton
# April 18, 2005 12:05 PM

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