Chris Gray wrote:
Open Source java wouldn't be the same if there wasn't some standard to
follow and adhere to. If this "standard" is defined rather more by one
company than the rest - what is the real problem?
The real problem is that if that company also markets an implementation of the
standard, there will always be forces within the company which view all other
implementations as competitors.
Yes, but... :)
It *is* one of the interesting things about the Java ecosystem - we are
all able to all work together in creating the specifications via the JCP
process, and then compete on implementation.
It seems to have worked pretty well so far.
geir
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