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Java 8 won't be modular


By Alex Handy


 Alex Handy
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July 19, 2012 —  (Page 3 of 3)
“I think Oracle is doing the right things. I think it has the right intentions. We are seeing movement in the right direction, but we're not there yet,” said Tene.

“We decided to join the Executive Committee to be part of leading it that way, and making sure it's not a one-company thing. I think Oracle is not mistreating Java. I think they're doing a very good thing with Java.”


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08/17/2012 03:00:33 PM EST

"As one of the only remaining non-Oracle companies to offer JVMs" - IBM has its own too!!!

IndiaAnand


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