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The on-again, off-again issue of having Sun Microsystems participate in the Eclipse open source tools initiative may soon be on again. Sun’s Jeff Jackson, vice president of Java developer tools at the company, said during the 2004 JavaOne conference on Wednesday that he will be meeting next week with the new executive director of Eclipse, Mike Milkinkovich, to discuss issues related to Eclipse and Sun’s own open source tools platform, NetBeans.
> The on-again, off-again issue of having Sun Microsystems participate in...
Are we talking about "Sun Microsystems (SUNW)" here? That would be very unlike them. They're usually so decisive...
-Steve
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Are we talking about "Sun Microsystems (SUNW)" here? That would be very unlike them. They're usually so decisive...
-Steve