Ask the Experts Session on Java Plug-In Technology (Feb 12-16)
Java Plug-in technology, included as part of the Java Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (Java SE), establishes a connection between popular browsers and the Java platform. This connection enables applets on Web sites to be run within a browser on the desktop.
Got a question about Java Plug-in technology? Submit your questions from February 12 through February 16 and get answers from key members of the Java SE Deployment Team.
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x27zebraa] at [2007-11-26 17:50:44]
> Java Plug-in technology, included as part of the Java
> Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (Java SE),
> establishes a connection between popular browsers and
> the Java platform. This connection enables applets on
> Web sites to be run within a browser on the desktop.
>
>
> Got a question about Java Plug-in technology? Submit
> your questions from February 12 through February 16
> and get answers from key members of the Java SE
> Deployment Team.
It's just two days since i read an article on developers who write Java Plug-in's for browsers.I just can't remember where!
x27zebra, don't you think that if you are announcing official Sun events that it would be useful if you had an official-sounding username (zebra doesn't sound very official, unless that was really your last name), or at least some appropriate info in your profile to show that you really are a Sun employee? It just seems odd...
> x27zebra, don't you think that if you are announcing
> official Sun events that it would be useful if you
> had an official-sounding username (zebra doesn't
> sound very official, unless that was really your last
> name), or at least some appropriate info in your
> profile to show that you really are a Sun employee?
> It just seems odd...
Well he sure was registered somewhere back in 2004.
> x27zebra, don't you think that if you are announcing
> official Sun events that it would be useful if you
> had an official-sounding username (zebra doesn't
> sound very official, unless that was really your last
> name), or at least some appropriate info in your
> profile to show that you really are a Sun employee?
> It just seems odd...
True. It's also odd to post it here, as in a place where people ask questions, not announce events. Within a couple of hours, this thread will be out of sight and will only have been noticed by a couple of forum members.
