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Yea, it's not so much about an urgency to get Java 6 to market I think. At least IMHO, it's more about keeping up with the rest of the world's (ie - Sun's) Java "momentum." Sun's been making a hard Java press lately by consolidating an aggressive, uniform release cycle for Windows, Linux, and Solaris; providing an up-to-date browser plug-in along with it; rolling two new Enterprise IDEs; investing big in their Sun Java Systems; rolling with OpenJDK; GlassFish; yada yada yada... Apple on the other hand has shelved Cocoa for Java, left non-WebKit browsers with Java 1.3, lagged Java 5 behind current, and stays mum about Java 6.0 after announcing a 4-month delay in their own OS. Although, Java is supposed to be a "first-class citizen" on the platform....??? I'm not trying to bash Apple, far from it. Just criticizing their Java strategy a little. This being Apple's java-dev list, I do think it's an appropriate place to to do it, from a developer's point of view. And I guess that's what it boils down to; Apple's Java strategy. The strategy for Windows, Linux, and Solaris is pretty clear and aggressive. On the other hand, it's hard to tell if Apple has a strategy or what it is. A bit disappointing, that's all. Adam Ohren
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