Re: [cinjug-users] Does corp. America still trust Java?

[Mark Windholtz <windholtz@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yevgeny wrote:
> 
> my company is being constantly asked for .Net related services anymore.
> Whether it is putting together a .Net Architecture or simple development,
> it is mostly on the MS side and barely ever on J2EE one.

 Most Java/J2EE applications are written in a Data Processing (DP) style.
 Rather than an OO style.
 I'd say over 90% of the java Ibeing written is DP-oriented.

 At the end of my talk, I asked:
 Since most development is in DP style, 
 is Java really the best choice for building DP programs???

 That's why I called the talk COBOL oriented J2EE.
 You can't (probably shouldn't) build OO apps in a DP culture.

 It may take a .NET person to answer then,  if .NET is either:
 (1) better at building DP-style applications
 (2) has a better OO requirements culture.

 Any one have an answer?  (guesses also accepted).

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Regards,
-Mark
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