Java

[Aiviet Nguyen <aiviet@cat.syr.edu>]

Hi Anh Tuan Pham and Toan,

   I think somebody else will reply to your questions. I just give few
prompt reactions:

   - If I understand Anh Tuan Pham Correctly, I think it is not possible 
to do what Anh Tuan wants. If it is so, Java does not have reason to survive.
In fact you can proceed in the other way. You can reuse or even implement
everything in the language you want Delphi, Pascal,....Then use Java
as an interface to those programs. Java has a ability to declare native 
functions implemented in other languages. You can continue to use these 
languages, but you should create an interface in Java to call those in a 
client code.
   - I don't think an engineer would use so many system calls. So you 
don't depend on the platform very much. 
So in this case Java just serves you as an interface to Web access or
in an distributed environment.

Did I answer your questions?

Aiviet