I have seen the future of the Web...

[Cynthia Hill]

Roy,

Thanks for your enthusiastic response to Java.  We are setting up a BASL
(Bay Area Systems Librarians) lunch meeting at Sun in December to have a 
presentation on Java.  Hopefully you will be able to attend.

When I learn of library/information applications using Java, I'll let you 
know.  We too are planning to utilize Java's power on our internal Web pages.
I'll keep you posted.

Cindy Hill
Manager, SunLibrary


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> and it's name is Java. After attending "Java Day" at Sun Microsystems 
> last week, and seeing what folks are doing with this programming language 
> for the Web, I am certain that it will transform our use of the Web.
> 
> As a Web manager, I will be trying to establish local expertise in the 
> language so I can expand our level of service to our clientele in new and 
> interesting ways. If you want more information about Java, go to 
> http://java.sun.com/.
> 
> I would like to know if others are using Java or plan to use it, and for 
> what purpose. In particulary, I am wondering if anyone is coding a Z39.50 
> client in Java. Thanks,
> Roy Tennant
>