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Microsoft plots Macromedia coup against Java | |
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| Time: 17:21 EST/22:21 GMT | News Source: The Register | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Flash would give Microsoft access to tools for building rich interfaces on both desktops and mobile devices, furthering .NET. An acquisition, though, would be seen as a hostile move deliberately designed to thwart J2EE uptake. Flash is a powerful and rich development environment, which - through Macromedia's changes this year - took a step closer to J2EE. | ||
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| #1 By 20 (24.243.41.64) at 12/24/2002 4:01:37 PM |
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I still don't understand what Macromedia has to do with Java. I mean, it has JRun but anyone who does J2EE development in the enterprise giggles slightly whenever JRun is brought up.
I know Macromedia is pushing this whole active content thing with Flash MX and Cold Fusion MX, etc and merging with JRun and Java, so maybe that's what the mean. The MX stuff is a long shot. It could be a huge deal for Java, I suppose, but when I think of J2EE, I think of Web Sphere and WebLogic, not JRun or Macromedia MX. |
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