Judge officially ordered Microsoft to embed the Java program Source: Sina Technology Posted: 2003-1-23 8:16 AM
Sina Technology, a federal judge officially ordered to let Microsoft embedded Sun's Java program language into its Windows operating system. In recent month ago, US Baltimore Fang Judge Merz determined that it is necessary to reserve the behavior of Microsoft's previous violation of the anti-Torres bill, now Merz finally ordered. It is specified that Microsoft should include the Sun's Java program into the window operating system in 120 days from the date of the command. Microsoft immediately informs the local court, which plans to appeal to the US Appeal Tribunal located in Richmond, Virginia. "At the same time as appealing this preliminary order, Microsoft will also take the necessary steps, completely abide by the court's ruling order," Microsoft spokesperson Destler said. On the day before Merz released this order, Microsoft and Sun's lawyers have reached an agreement on how Microsoft should execute command details. After this order was released, the LEE PATCH said in a statement: "This preliminary order is the huge victory of consumers, and they can use the most in PC (PC). Good, the latest Java technology. For the company, this is also a victory for the Java community consisting of global developers and system vendors. "(Huang Jiansong)
