Steve Jobs at the WWDC:
"Jobs also confirmed that iPhone won't support Java. "[It's] not worth
building in," he said. "Nobody uses Java anymore. It's this big
heavyweight ball and chain."
Whilst this might not seem to matter just for the iPhone (although it
would have been nice to display Jmol
> Steve Jobs at the WWDC:
>
> "Jobs also confirmed that iPhone won't support Java. "[It's] not worth
> building in," he said. "Nobody uses Java anymore. It's this big
> heavyweight ball and chain."
Mmmm... interesting thought by Sun. Dump Java into the opensource,
continue yourself with your new
Mmmm...
So nobody is using Java? Where does he live?
And if he doesn't say what's the alternative, is this assertion trustable?
I understood that iPhone uses plain MacOSX, so how is Java prevented
from working? Do they block installation? What happens with other plugins,
like Flash? Can't the br
>> Steve Jobs at the WWDC:
>>
>> "Jobs also confirmed that iPhone won't support Java. "[It's] not worth
>> building in," he said. "Nobody uses Java anymore. It's this big
>> heavyweight ball and chain."
>
> Mmmm... interesting thought by Sun. Dump Java into the opensource,
> continue yourself with
>Mmmm...
>So nobody is using Java? Where does he live?
>And if he doesn't say what's the alternative, is this assertion trustable?
>
>I understood that iPhone uses plain MacOSX, so how is Java prevented
>from working? Do they block installation? What happens with other plugins,
>like Flash? Can't t
Some comments on these bits:
> I have been asked questions
> such as "what is the lifetime of a WEO", and what happens
> in eg 10 years time when the Java virtual engine is no longer
> installed/supported on the majority of Web browsers.
Jmol is opensource! There is absolutely no reason not
>Some comments on these bits:
>
>> I have been asked questions
>> such as "what is the lifetime of a WEO", and what happens
>> in eg 10 years time when the Java virtual engine is no longer
>> installed/supported on the majority of Web browsers.
>
>Jmol is opensource! There is absolutely no reas
On 6/13/07, Angel Herraez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I understood that iPhone uses plain MacOSX, so how is Java prevented
> from working? Do they block installation? What happens with other plugins,
> like Flash? Can't the browser be supplemented?
If it is true that he puts MacOSX in mobile phon
... And if the iPhone would be a measure for the state of things, it
doesn't look too good for flash either ;)
http://www.wirelessinfo.com/content/No-Flash-Support-For-The-iPhone.htm
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This SF.net email is
>> "Jobs also confirmed that iPhone won't support Java."
Does even Safari for Windows support Java ? I couldn't get jmol to work
with Safari on my Windows-XP ThinkPad and Safari wouldn't run at all on my
old Win-2000 Dell. If you think that i-phone is important, or any of the
other i-marketing gad
I could get some relatively simple Java applets to run on Safari/WinXP, but
not Jmol. All the reports I've read say Safari on Windows is pretty
unstable, but I don't know what Java support it's supposed to have.
Dean
On 6/13/07 2:51 PM, "Alan Hewat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> "Jobs also co
Looks more promising
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/11/12/oracle_and_apple_announce_openjdk_for_java_on_mac_os_x.html
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