Sun's key theme at JavaOne, which starts today, is momentum. The company's efforts do indeed appear to be paying off--from N1, Java Studio Creator, and Java's progress on the handheld front to d
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At Sun's lovefest, Java's got game
Sun's key theme at JavaOne, which starts today, is momentum.
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