Bridging Troubled Waters

The high-profile rollout of Microsoft's .Net initiative over a period of months and years is going to subject us all to a great deal of talk about the merits of it and J2EE. To a point, these differences break down to this: J2EE is seen as being more enterprise-grade, but Net is seen as being s...

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Published inInternet World Vol. 7; no. 18; pp. 42 - 83
Main Author ZIPPERER, JOHN
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cleveland Penton Media, Inc., Penton Business Media, Inc. and their subsidiaries 01.10.2001
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Architecture
Computer platforms
Computer software industry
Distributed processing
Interoperability
Java
Java (Computer program language)
Product development
Product information
Software
Systems development
World Wide Web
United States
United States > US
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Summary:The high-profile rollout of Microsoft's .Net initiative over a period of months and years is going to subject us all to a great deal of talk about the merits of it and J2EE. To a point, these differences break down to this: J2EE is seen as being more enterprise-grade, but Net is seen as being stronger on the front end with better usability and-obviously-integration with the Microsoft desktop.
ISSN:1097-8291
1549-005X