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Netscape Pulls Java Logo From Non-compliant 4.04
News Netscape Communications Corp.has removed the "Java-compliant" logo from the latest version of its Communicator suite, version 4.04, because its Web browser has been found not to be fully compatible with Sun Microsystems Inc.s Java technology.
[November 14, 1997, 16:11]
Microsoft Ordered To Remove 'Java Compatible' Logo
News A federal judge ordered Microsoft to remove the ``Java-compatible'' logo from two of its products yesterday while the lawsuit brought by Sun Microsystems against the software giant proceeds. The ruling affects Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser...
[March 25, 1998, 11:23]
Sun Loosens Java Licence, Changes Logo
News Sun Microsystems will spend millions of pounds to emblazon all manner of computing products with a new Java logo, the company plans to unveil next week at its JavaOne conference. Under the branding campaign, everything from cash registers and...
[June 6, 2003, 14:31]
Steve Malone: 'IT's Like This...'
News This is the only conclusion one can safely draw in the long running battle over whether Microsoft is entitled or not to slap a 'Java compatible' logo all over its Internet Explorer range of products. I mean after all, who cares whether Windows 98...
[May 19, 1998, 16:00]
100% Pure Java Initiative Wins 100 Supporters
News At the Internet World conference in New York this week, Sun's subsidiary JavaSoft is telling supporters including IBM, Oracle and Netscape that Java code written by developers must meet around 5,000 criteria before it can carry Sun's logo and...
[December 12, 1996, 14:50]
Sun Adds Extra Shot To Java Branding
News Duke has never been as prominent as Java's coffee cup logo, but Sun hopes to change that. Sony Ericsson doesn't expect to include the Java logo on the mobile phone itself, but the company is contractually required to flash the image when a Java...
[July 8, 2004, 14:50]
Sun: Java Must Unify To Be Successful
News As expected, Schwartz uncloaked a new Java logo as the cornerstone of an advertising and branding campaign, the goal of which is to make average consumers demand software, gadgets, computers and other products that sport the Java coffee cup logo.
[June 11, 2003, 14:51]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
News To be precise, stripping off the Java logo from manuals, boxes, publicity material and the like - for all of MS' products for Europe. By no means all will have the Java logo, of course, but even the thought of Internet Explorer cheered him up...
[April 4, 1998, 7:00]
Rupert Goodwins' Diary
Blog To be precise, stripping off the Java logo from manuals, boxes, publicity material and the like - for all of MS' products for Europe. By no means all will have the Java logo, of course, but even the thought of Internet Explorer cheered him up...
[April 4, 1998, 8:00]
US Report: Java At Heart Of DOJ Case, Paper Says
News Sun won the first round in the case in March, when a judge ordered Microsoft to stop using a Java-compatible logo on its products because they are not compliant with Sun's version of Java. Department of Justice are building their case in part...
[May 8, 1998, 7:53]
Java: Smart Light Switches?
News Insignia has licensed Jeode to Quantum for programmable storage and says it spent hundreds of hours running Sun's compatibility tests to win the right to use Sun's logo. How will Java fare in sub-PC devices?
[September 21, 1999, 15:32]
Java Standards Battle Nears Close
News Sun makes money on J2EE by administering those compatibility tests and licensing the logo to vendors. A closely watched feud over Java standards compliance moved closer to resolution this week, but questions over the value of that standard still...
[July 31, 2003, 14:00]
News Burst: Sun Asks Java Judge To Unseal MS Documents
News In March, a judge ordered Microsoft to stop using Sun's Java-compatible logo pending the outcome of the case. The filing involves motions filed under seal two weeks ago asking a judge to require Microsoft to include Sun's version of Java in Windows...
[May 28, 1998, 7:17]
Sun Seeks To Demystify Java
News Earlier this month at its JavaOne trade show, Sun announced a multimillion-dollar branding campaign to try to etch the Java logo and value into consumers' minds. Sun Microsystems released a new version of its Java for desktop computers on Friday...
[July 1, 2003, 8:02]
Panorama Express
Downloads Customize viewer skins with your own logo. Create cross-platform compatible panoramas with both JAVA and ActiveX. Panorama Express makes it very easy for you to create, manage, and publish unique and compelling virtual tour packages complete with...
[January 31, 2004, 0:16]
US Report: Sun Insiders Questioned Java License
News Whyte already ruled in Sun's favour earlier this year, issuing a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to ship its products without a Java-compatible logo. Quackenbush quoted e-mail from Alan Baratz, president of Sun's Java software division...
[October 1, 1998, 9:11]
123 Web Messenger
Downloads Version 1.3 multiple skins are available for the chat panel, and the logo becomes customizable; and the UI of the invitation notification window was improved. Web Messenger is Flash chat client and a full-featured Java server.
[July 29, 2008, 18:46]
Aspose.Pdf.Kit For Java
Downloads Main features include; Filling XFA fields in Pdf, creating Pdf document link, font style, modifying AcroForm, extracting and adding Images and text, getting and modifying meta information of Pdf file, encrypting or decrypting a Pdf file, Adding...
[June 13, 2007, 9:01]
KABcam
Downloads Add a text banner, a time/date stamp and even a logo to the image. Includes a Java Applet and sample Web pages. Show your world to the Web with KABcam. With KABcam Webcam software you can publish up to the minute images on your Web page.
[March 19, 2008, 20:46]
Sun Java System Calendar Server 6 2005Q1
White Papers The user interface (UI) can be customized to include Web links for e-commerce, banner ads, logo or brand of the calendar server customer, and more. The Sun Java System Calendar Server 6 2005Q1 is a high-performance, Internet standards-based...
[November 3, 2005, 0:00]
