Hi,
>This is true - but this is why one would choose JAVA, not strictly why one
>would choose Orion IMHO. Most servlet engines, EJB containers and the like
>will work with standard code, whether they have proprietary extensions or
>not. Thus if you write portable code, you can shift server.
>The
rrie
Sent: Friday, 5 November 1999 3:12
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Subject: Orion (Was: Architecture)
In reference to the thread about managers being afraid of choosing
Orion, I'd like to point out that it's an implementation of strictly
defined standards. When you're developing with Orion,
In reference to the thread about managers being afraid of choosing
Orion, I'd like to point out that it's an implementation of strictly
defined standards. When you're developing with Orion, you're not
developing code with dependencies on proprietary APIs, only on
standards. This means that you can
