On 25 May 01, at 13:41, Yaron wrote: > Hi, > > On Fri, 25 May 2001, Bob Tanner wrote: > > > I'm a champion of java and Enhydra, > > The thing with Java is, well, it works badly. Even on THAT os, it's still > slower than dirt, and still sometimes Java applets don't work at all. > Heck, even the Java stuff Sun shoves down peoples' throat doesn't always > work perfectly. I think Bob _may_ have been suggesting that the work be done with Java servlets or JSP. The client would not need to have a JVM running on their system to access the web pages. > And Java under Linux is HORRIBLE. I've still not got it going decently in > Mozilla, and Netscape sure doesn't need any help crashing... The Java code would run on the server. I have little practical Java coding experience, but I have been studying it since the start of the year. I just finished 'Java Web Application Development' this week. I would be very interested in helping to implement something in Java if someone with more experience would like to start something up. I have a little experience deploying Java apps with Tomcat, but I am not familiar with Enhydra. Mike