By mitchp
via java.dzone.com
Published: Oct 28 2009 / 12:10
More revealing statements have finally surfaced about Oracle's future plans for popular Java tools. Glassfish, OpenOffice, NetBeans and VirtualBox were just some of the items mentioned.
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Comments
jamesjames replied ago:
All is just strategic talk. Their support will surely diminish in 1-2 years after the take over. However, I believe they will hang on the Virtualization tools and sparc/solaris duo. As for Java FX, it could be dropped from the box willingly which has near no developer community and support as of now.
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Miloskov replied ago:
You are right in that. I just hope they drive in the right direction Java/JVM/Glassfish and they free MySQL to the community.
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