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Sky Sigal
Hello.
a) I know nothing about Java.
b) Been wanting to get to know Java for a long time.
c) Ultimately, I am looking for a means to install Java at home, and at remote
clients -- without requiring a PhD to install the connectors, etc.
d) So far -- the instructions at the Jakarta(sp?) site on their connector was
enough to scare me off -- let alone any non-programmer client.
e) They all have IIS. No apache. And they would not switch.
Any suggestions as to where to download an install package that will install
Java into IIS -- just like PHP does?
Barring that -- how do you suggest writting software and distribute it to
non-programmer clients who have no idea on how to install the runtime, etc?
Thank you so much!
PS: I really hope I am wrong here -- but if there is no easy installation
package, could someone demystify me on one point: considering that there are
20million programmers, and 6 billion non-programmers, that if Sun wants Java to
take over the world, that they concentrate on making one for the non-programmers
(30 times as many of them)? Or is Sun's war with MS so deeply ingrained that
they won't?
a) I know nothing about Java.
b) Been wanting to get to know Java for a long time.
c) Ultimately, I am looking for a means to install Java at home, and at remote
clients -- without requiring a PhD to install the connectors, etc.
d) So far -- the instructions at the Jakarta(sp?) site on their connector was
enough to scare me off -- let alone any non-programmer client.
e) They all have IIS. No apache. And they would not switch.
Any suggestions as to where to download an install package that will install
Java into IIS -- just like PHP does?
Barring that -- how do you suggest writting software and distribute it to
non-programmer clients who have no idea on how to install the runtime, etc?
Thank you so much!
PS: I really hope I am wrong here -- but if there is no easy installation
package, could someone demystify me on one point: considering that there are
20million programmers, and 6 billion non-programmers, that if Sun wants Java to
take over the world, that they concentrate on making one for the non-programmers
(30 times as many of them)? Or is Sun's war with MS so deeply ingrained that
they won't?