Re: Oracle Help or Java Help -- how to choose?

[Bill Swallow <techcommdood -at- gmail -dot- com>]

> > Two words: "pure Java"
> Okay, you're implying that religion is a factor.  That's bogus, but
> I understand it ...

Um, no... If you're under that impression, then you are mistaken.

Q: First off, what does it mean for a program to be 100% Pure Java? 

A: Basically, a pure Java program is one that relies only on the
documented and specified Java platform. That means no native methods,
no external dependencies aside from the Java Core APIs, and some other
requirements that are detailed in the developer's Certification Steps
on our Web site. The certification process verifies that the code is
in fact 100% Pure Java.

More at:
http://java.sun.com/features/1997/may/100percent_qna.html

> >>Seriously, what's wrong with single-sourcing in XHTML?  I want to
> >>understand this.
> 
> > Absolutely nothing. But it has nothing to do with your previous question. ;-)
> 
> But I *do* want to understand.  Are you saying it's all about religion?

No. It's all about how the technology works.

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