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Letters to the Editor (June 23, 2000)

Big Blue, Sun in Java dispute

IBM changes its tune over licensing Sun's J2EE platform, a move that's news to Sun

Solid JRun serves up Java on a budget

Allaire's JRun 3.0 Java-based application server features up-to-date server-side Java features, easy installation, and low cost; but how does it measure up against the competition?

Make room for JavaSpaces, Part 5

Make your compute server robust and scalable with Jini and JavaSpaces

Use Microsoft’s Internet Information Server as a Java servlet engine

Run Java servlets with Microsoft's IIS -- without sacrificing portability

Java 2 poised to take over the desktop

J2SE 1.3 shows its maturity with performance gains, enhanced security, and strong Web features

High-priced iAS 6.0 difficult to justify

iPlanet's Application Server 6.0 sports speedy performance, J2EE certification, and good Windows NT integration, but it'll cost you dearly

Read all about EJB 2.0

Dramatic EJB 2.0 changes enhance flexibility and portability in your application development

IBM: The Internet was the rocket, Java was the fuel

IBM speaks out on Java's contribution to Big Blue's e-commerce rebirth

Pat pushes Java forward

<em>JavaWorld</em>'s editors talk to Pat Sueltz, president of Sun's Software Products and Platforms Division, about Java's current state -- and its future.