Interesting article on the future of Java. From this list of Mustang's goals, I would really like scripting capabilities....
ONJava.com: JavaOne 2005: Participate in the Future of Java: "# Compatibility, stability, and quality: New features are popular, but given the degree to which users depend on Java, they cannot be allowed to compromise reliability.
# Diagnosibility, monitoring, and management: Tiger's embrace of Java Management Extensions (JMX) is to be enhanced, along with more JVM-level diagnostics.
# XML and Web Services: XML is the de facto data exchange standard, and web services are becoming a key interoperability standard. Mustang adds a client-focused web services stack, based on JSR's 105, 173, 181, 222, and 224.
# Ease of development: Mustang adds scripting language support with the Rhino JavaScript engine, enhances JDBC with XML data support, and refines Javadoc to be more practical for large classes.
# The desktop: Desktop developers get a closer fidelity to the Windows Longhorn look and feel in Swing, graphics pipeline boosts, and improved LCD monitor support.
# Becoming more open"
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