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Comments: : I agree with a lot of the above. I have probably had less experience
: with Java but the same issues worry me. Many improvements that should
: have been made some time ago have not been made.

: I would like to add that the Java language itself is not the
: most important thing about Java. The Java Virtual Machine Spec.
: itself is even more important for the future of Java. (And as it
: is hidden it is very easy to overlook.) Java can easily support
: many language variations, it can not support different byte codes. 
: So: is it up to scratch?  I am thinking of the following 
: type of issues:

: 	- Will it be able to support Real-Time applications?
: 	- Will it support Agent Oriented Technologies (programs
: 	that can travel around the internet...)?
: 	- ...

: If not, what changes should be made? And when these changes are 
: agreed upon, how can they be made to be accepted by the industry?
: This obviously does require the formation of some organised pressure
: group(s), cooperating with all the other Java groups to focus the 
: energies in the right place. Because as time goes by making some 
: changes there will become more and more difficult. 

: So if TeamJava feels it can take on this role I back it.

: Henry


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