Canadians steal Java conference

At Sun Microsystems Inc.'s third annual Java customer pep talk, called JavaJolt, a group of carefully picked Canadian Java users told a few dozen delegates from around the world how they have been faring with Java. The University of Western Ontario outlined its $300,000 "library of the fut...

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Published in:Computing Canada 1998-08, Vol.24 (31), p.27
Main Author: Burger, Dale
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Colleges & universities
Computer users
Conferences
Java
Libraries
Network computers
Software
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Summary:At Sun Microsystems Inc.'s third annual Java customer pep talk, called JavaJolt, a group of carefully picked Canadian Java users told a few dozen delegates from around the world how they have been faring with Java. The University of Western Ontario outlined its $300,000 "library of the future" project.
ISSN:0319-0161