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'''Visual J++''' is [[Microsoft]]'s implementation of [[Java]]. Microsoft's policy of [[wp:Embrace, extend and extinguish|"embrace, extend and extinguish"]] was applied during the creation of Visual J++, with the end result being a Java executable that might not run on the standard Sun Java runtime if certain MS features were used. (For more information, see [[wp:Visual J++#J++ compared to Sun's Java implementation|J++ compared to Sun's Java implementation]] and [[wp:Visual J++#Sun's litigation against Microsoft|Sun's litigation against Microsoft]].) |
'''Visual J++''' is [[Microsoft]]'s implementation of [[Java]]. Microsoft's policy of [[wp:Embrace, extend and extinguish|"embrace, extend and extinguish"]] was applied during the creation of Visual J++, with the end result being a Java executable that might not run on the standard Sun Java runtime if certain MS features were used. (For more information, see [[wp:Visual J++#J++ compared to Sun's Java implementation|J++ compared to Sun's Java implementation]] and [[wp:Visual J++#Sun's litigation against Microsoft|Sun's litigation against Microsoft]].) |
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Latest revision as of 12:40, 18 April 2018
Visual J++ is an implementation of Java.
Other implementations of Java.
Visual J++ is part of Visual Studio. You may find other members of Visual Studio at Category:Visual Studio.
Visual J++ is Microsoft's implementation of Java. Microsoft's policy of "embrace, extend and extinguish" was applied during the creation of Visual J++, with the end result being a Java executable that might not run on the standard Sun Java runtime if certain MS features were used. (For more information, see J++ compared to Sun's Java implementation and Sun's litigation against Microsoft.)