- From: Michael D. Doyle <mddoyle@netcom.com>
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 06:34:07 -0800
- To: www-talk@www10.w3.org
> >What's the big payoff that Java is missing? Direct interaction with >server side apps/renderers ? Maybe we should look into the >possibility of Java and CCI++ coexistence. Java seems to suit local >rendering needs quite well (image maps, simple animations, UI tweaks), >while CCI++ appears to handle the larger issue of 'not all client-server >interaction is stateless HTTP', hence they seem more complimentary than >competitive. Of course either one could be used to do tasks the other is >better suited to, but the same can be said for Perl and C++. > I agree. Taking a hybrid approach would seem to make sense. In fact we we're planning to do something like that, using safe-Tcl instead of Java. ************************************************************************** * Michael D. Doyle, Ph.D. email: mddoyle@netcom.com * * Chairman and Chief Executive Officer phone: (510)567-1677 * * Eolas Technologies Incorporated fax: (510)567-1665 * * 7677 Oakport St., Suite 646 * * Oakland, CA 94621 * * World Wide Web: http://www.eolas.com * * * ************************************************************************** * Eolas: The Internet Isn't for Passive Browsers Anymore * **************************************************************************
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