For a time, it looked like Microsoft was going to make the Sun Java ... s share of almost every software market out there, but the market is changing fast. The key to remember here is that .NET ...

VARBusiness:How has your original vision for Java changed or evolved over the ... The fact that in the .Net market there is no competition because there is only one supplier means that it is ...

tool this week — a move that one industry analyst said is an attempt by the company to gain market share for .Net. “Both Java and .Net camps are positioned as all-in-one — mobile ...

This cannot bode well for Java market share, even on non-Microsoft platforms. If most of the Windows world shifts to .NET (and though we aren't there yet, we aren't that far off), that will create ...

The Java tools ... the Java tools market’s size, though he agrees that it has reduced the total number of tools. “More and more companies are collaborating on the evolution of the Eclipse ...