Customers are more likely to use Java than Microsoft's .Net because it is considered more open. But if Sun Microsystems' language reveals any weaknesses, companies would not hesitate to go with the Redmond giant instead.
Customers are more likely to use Java than Microsoft's .Net because it is considered more open. But if Sun Microsystems' language reveals any weaknesses, companies would not hesitate to go with the...
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