Sun and IBM should serve the needs of the industry's secret weapons: developers by Tebbe, Mark

They won't wait for Justice; high-technology alliance frames a market response to Microsoft by Tedesco, Richard

New Tricks For JavaScript by CARP, DAVID F

Now it's HTML vs. Java. (Technology Information) by Coursey, David

Did you say aglet? (IBM's mobile agent technology for intranets) (Company Business and Marketing) by Gibbs, Mark

IS taking 'top-down' approach to Java by Scannell, Ed

Java takes another stop toward maturity by Doa, Amy

Application developers could get caught in Sun-Microsoft cross-fire by Nerney, Chris

Users caught in Java cross fire. (Sun Microsystems' breach-of-contract lawsuit against Microsoft) (includes related articles on Scott McNealy's and Bill Gates' advice at ITxpo '97... by Gaudin, Sharon, DiDio, Laura

The writing is on the wall: Microsoft won't fully support Java. Now what? by Tebbe, Mark

The many flaws of Java should make you think twice.(Technology Information) by Campbell, Jon

Corel official: we're not giving up on Java. (interview with Corel's Dir of Strategy, Chris Biber) (Company Business and Marketing) by Cox, John

Whose framework?

THE OPEN SOURCE: JSP in Harms' way - David Harms nails down JSP programming in his latest book, offering substantial tips for those in the know by Petreley, Nicholas

Java falters in the enterprise. (difficult to create Java-based programs for enterprise networks) by Messmer, ellne, Cox, John

Dispatches from the Internet revolution by Hayes, Frank

OPEN ENTERPRISE: Goodbye Mono, hello Java? Sun's decision to open source the JDK could kill the momentum of Novell's .Net clone by McAllister, Neil

Sun surprises with GPL for open source Java - Developers, compatibility eyed in use of GNU by Krill, Paul

FOR THE RECORD: Sun must jigger Java to seal Web services future by LaMonica, Martin

Lotus and Corel will both embrace Java Beans components by Walsh, Jeff, Radosevich, Lynda