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Java wars
Sun Microsystems, the creator of Java, and Microsoft are fighting in court over the future of the technology. To Sun, Java is more than a programming language; it's a way to weaken Microsoft. By developing software using a version of Java that works only with Microsoft programs, such as the Internet Explorer browser, Sun says the software giant is violating its licensing agreement.
Tug of war is no trivial pursuit
Sun shoots for the moon in battle with Microsoft
Dan Gillmor: A question of consumer choice
Microsoft's countersuit
Redmond braces for legal battle
Sun releases its version of the Microsoft contract
Microsoft's version of the contract
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Sun closing in on Java stewardship OK San Jose Mercury News (Calif.)
A beginner's guide
A closer look at an immature technology
Still brewing
What is Java?
A technology fable — so far
A revolution?
... Or a bad operating system?
Sun loses vote on standards proposal
How do you like your java?
Forum: Sound off on Java
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JavaWorld Magazine IDG Communications
Java FAQ archive
Java computing
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