shay wrote:
> A more comparable tool to VS .NET is Oracle JDevloper.
> Like VS .NET it gives you a visual way to build Web applications,
> Client Servr applications, Web services or anything else that you
> want.
> Take a look at the Oracle JDeveloper 10g demos at:
> http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev to see how it looks and works and
> what the development is like.
>
> Why you should choose a Java approach over a .NET approach?
> Well this is a long discussion covered in many places but it comes
> down to the word "choice"
> with Java you can choose your Operating System and your software
> supplier.
> With .NET you are locked to MS both in the OS and Tools. (this means
> that you can forget about running your .NET application on Linux).
Good call. I should have mentioned it.
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Received on Fri Jan 16 2004 - 12:38:04 CST
