IBM head software designer Mills: IBM has its own Java

IBM chief software designer Steve Mills: IBM has been worried for a long time that Oracle will be able to take a hard-hand approach to Java authorization.

Last week, interarbor solution Chief Analyst Dana Gardner and IBM chief software designer Steve
Mills talked about Oracle's acquisition of sun and the future of Java. Mills believes that Oracle and sun will pass the acquisition,
Mills also believes that Oracle CEO Larry Ellison acquired sun because he doesn't "understand Sun"
Oracle proposed a price of $9.50 per share to buy sun.

Perhaps Mills (in the javaone main screen, the speaker is Sun's CEO Jonathan Schwartz) wants to express why IBM does not buy sun.

 

In terms of the future of Java, Mills (IBM) believes that Java will be born after Oracle's acquisition of sun, while IBM
It will concern for a long time that Oracle will adopt a hard-hand approach in Java authorization. Gardner has also observed an interesting phenomenon: IBM has already targeted sun
IBM's own Java programming is used on the IBM server implementation, which is also considered as "Sun's Java
[1].

Maybe if Oracle fails to buy sun, other companies will not be willing to buy sun, sun will go bankrupt, and assets will be auctioned.

Source: IBM cocould "Reinvent" Java: Mills
, Csdn news

Note:
[1] The main development team of Apache harmony is from IBM. Due to sun, JCP only authorizes harmony a restricted and
The compatibility test suite is only for Java SE, rather than all Java implementations (Me, ee ).

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