Java vs. Microsoft .Net debate rages. news. Mar 5, 2005 6 mins. Software Development. Conference panelists make comparisons of the two technologies ...

In-Depth. There’s More to Java vs. .NET Than Technology. By Linda L. Briggs; May 1, 2005; Talking Points PROS AND CONS. Companies, focused on a more robust and secure solution that will manage more ...

The two platforms are remarkably similar, and incorporating a service-oriented architecture is a more important concern. Previous articles on the Java vs. .Net debate: What will .Net do for me? .Net ...

Speaking at the OMG Integrate.2000 conference, Microsoft’s Dave Wright, .Net Solutions architect in San Francisco and a former Java programmer, said Java is a “wonderful language” but has ...

On the surface, it seems simple: Java/EJB has a commanding lead in the enterprise marketplace over .NET. But given the recent release of .NET vs. the three-year lead of J2EE, this is to be expected.

A little apparent snafu at MS has revealed a beta for some comers of the next generation of Visual J++.From a post to the dotnet mailing list:quote: Microsoft silently released/leaked:J# - Visual ...

To Create Mobile Handset And PDA Applications, Developers Need To Know The Pros And Cons Of J2ME, BREW, And .Net ...

As the Sun vs. Microsoft battle over Java drags on, Windows developers wonder if it's time to write off J++ and adopt Microsoft's 'Java killer,' C#.

News. Java and .NET Camps Split Over SOA. By Kurt Mackie; 08/09/2007; Developers are showing a trend toward favoring the use of Java vs. .NET when it comes to implementing service-oriented ...

Enterprises should not view the recent legal settlement as an official declaration of peace between Microsoft and Sun but rather as a cease-fire on the Java legal front.