Even though the i860 is not a smartphone, it can run Java applications like the other iDen phones.
These benchmarks make the Sun Fire servers the leading platform for Java applications, said Steve Campbell, director of enterprise systems and product marketing in the Systems Product Group at Sun.
With this acquisition, Oracle acquired important middleware tools like the Weblogic Server (a tool for deploying Java based enterprise applications) and Tuxedo (a tool used to deploy mainframe-based applications).
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Most of all, customers who purchase or build applications using Java technology can run them on any operating system.
You can even open up an Internet Explorer session inside a Chrome browser tab, and then connect to the applications that require Java and run them on the Chromebook.
We eventually got to the Facebook Java app hidden inside the Applications folder -- apparently right-click on the D-pad should launch it but we had no luck with that.
The dominant applications in banks are running on Java, and Waratek promises banks they can run two to eight times more applications per server with its technology.
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But that is to reckon without the shift towards Internet-based computing, and the growing success of the Java programming language, which allows applications to run on a variety of platforms.
VMware ( VMW - news - people ) in April paired the two companies up to get Java developers working on Force.com applications.
One is Java, a programming language that is the underlying technology both for many business applications and for software that runs on mobile phones.
As an open-source programming language, Java can be used, free of charge, by companies wanting to build tools and applications.
The coding language Java, he points out, is designed to sandbox itself, creating virtual walls around applications that limit their access to the host computer's resources.
For instance, IBM is using Java as the technical heart of its San Francisco Project, a set of frameworks for building business applications, such as integrated financial systems, by combining pre-built components such as accounts payable and receivable modules.
To add to the menace, the new Java programming language, developed by another Microsoft enemy, Sun Microsystems, had the potential to create applications programmes that could be pulled down from servers linked to the Internet and would run on any operating system.
In a blog about the "unscheduled" update, Oracle says it has changed Java's default security settings to "high" which it says means users will be notified of any extra applications which start running while they are browsing.
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