โ Scribed by N. J. Muller
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Java preserves much of C++, and offers compelling benefits: it is object-oriented, portable and relatively easy to master and maintain. These, and other benefits, can greatly speed the development cycle for Web-based network management applications. This article discusses these issues, and gives an overview of Java's relevance for network managers.
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