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Originally Posted by David Franklin But in practice, every Java developer I've met was of the "write once, test everywhere" school of thought. I know when I looked at it (5 years ago!), even the simplest applets would often need tweaking to run on say Netscape v.s. IE, or for that matter, Netscape (PC) v.s. Netscape (SGI). So I really wouldn't be comfortable assuming a non-trivial app would work across different Java implementations. |
Uh-huh.
What part of "don't start" was the complex bit then?
TT doesn't want to know this stuff, she wants a simple list she can give to her dumbo bosses, which has some vague justification in real life, and which she won't get blamed for when it goes pear-shaped.
Which it obviously
will, because it's a dumbo assignment.
TT, I'd just list J2EE and J2SE, and quote the "write-once, run anywhere" mantra if anyone questions it. Which they won't, because they're dumb.