Java founder to leave Oracle for resignation

James Gosling, Java founder James Goslin, said in a April 12 morning news from the foreign media today that the founder of James Goslin (James Gosling) had resigned from the Oracle post in Friday on a blog. Gosling said he had left Oracle on April 2 and that he had not yet been held elsewhere. Referring to the reasons for resignation, Gosling said: "It is difficult to say why I resign." I give any accurate, true answer, will be more harm than good.　　"Gosling resigned his predecessor, Oracle's chief technology officer, who previously served as CTO at Sun's product development department. 1991 Gosling led the technical team to develop a project called Oak, which aims to develop a programming language for virtual machines that are compatible with multiple platforms such as TV set-top boxes. Since then the project has grown to Java.　　With the popularity of Internet applications, Java has become the most popular development language, Netscape developed a browser to make it even more powerful. Less than one months ago, Gosling also stressed the importance of the Java Business for Oracle. Oracle is no doubt trying to keep the sound development of Java and its entire system.　　Gosling at Las Vegas's Java Symposium.　　Almost at the same time, however, he expressed concern about the politicization of JCP (the Java Community Process,java Standard-setting organization). After Oracle's acquisition of Sun in January this year, a number of former Sun executives resigned from Oracle, including former Sun CEO Jonathan Schwarz Jonathan Schwartz and the XML co-founder Tim Bres (Tim Bray). As former colleague of Gauss Forest, Bree posted a message on Twitter, expressing surprise at the moment that Gauss Lin could stick to Oracle. (Shuko)