Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 02:31:38 -0400   
   From: "HECTOR SANTOS"    
   To: RICK WAGNER   
   Subject: Re: WcNavigator Port to Java   
   Newsgroups: win.server.wish.list   
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   The next pending release of the WCSDK will contain new language interfaces,   
   including:   
      
       - Microsoft C# and .NET   
       - Java   
      
   and for the examples in the JAVA, we are throwing in the entire JAVA source   
   code for the Wildcat! JAVA CHAT module.   
      
   The original plan with the Wildcat! JAVA SDK was to make it exactly as you   
   say, a JAVA version of wcNAV.  So 100% of the WCJAVA SDK source and   
   compiled classes is 100% around the virtual comm I/O that WcNavigator was   
   designed on.   
      
   Rick, we hear you!.   
      
   We just ask for your support and patience as we prepare this new and   
   exciting v6.1.451.9 release.   
      
   Thanks   
      
      
      
      
    wrote in message news:1161709545.33.0@winserver.com...   
   > Sure would be nice if there was a way to port the Navigator code to a   
   more "Universal   
   > Binary" or something such as a JAVA platform that would be capable of   
   running not only   
   > on a PC but  on MAC OS X, or LINUX, LINDOWS,  LINSPIRE,  SUN, and many   
   more   
   > similar to how  iTunes is capable of running on PC's and MAC's.   
   >   
   > Now that there's more and more vendors using JAVA AJAX like Goggle Mail   
   and many   
   > others, it makes sense to create a client capable of running on many   
   different kinds of   
   > computers.  Hey, don't believe me in how powerful JAVA and/or JAVA Script   
   use can   
   > be..? Go out to http://www.tiddlywiki.com/ and see just how powerful one   
   single   
   > "default.html" file can really be.  Imagine the type of knowledge-base   
   you could build on   
   > WC6 using this kind of technology combined with proper authentication   
   security.   
   >   
   > And now might be a good time to research this since MS VISTA is only a   
   few more   
   > months away and it's using AERO which is almost the same thing as Cocoa,   
   the 3   
   > dimensional GUI core of OS X.   
   >   
   > Since Release Candidate #2 for VISTA came out last week it might make   
   sense to focus   
   > in this direction so the new OS doesn't eliminate using existing WcNAV   
   stuff on it.   
   >   
   > --Rick   
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