I agree with you that the multiple UI is a challenge. I do have some things that consolidate access, but it is not ready for general consumption. The human UI presents more of a challenge than any other part of the development. I have gone down some dead ends in this quest, but that is the nature of R&D.
The only thing that happened with the JVM is that Microsoft was forbidden to include their version with Windows. The courts did not rule that developers could no longer use it and DallasSemi's response was that they were using features of JVM that were only available from Microsoft. In the .NET environment a new set of drivers are available which I do not think are tied to the MS JVM.
The only thing that happened with the JVM is that Microsoft was forbidden to include their version with Windows. The courts did not rule that developers could no longer use it and DallasSemi's response was that they were using features of JVM that were only available from Microsoft. In the .NET environment a new set of drivers are available which I do not think are tied to the MS JVM.
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