#[[Bluetooth]], X/Open and Java - [[trademark]] protects certification by [[test suite]] as a [[standard la
...ortium''' stopping Microsoft from inventing its own library and calling it Java.
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Industrial '''consortia''' include the [[ITU]], [[W3C]], [[Java]] and others which may be relevant to [[healthy signal infrastructure]]. O
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* [[JXTA]] - Java P2P service platform: secure bandwidth, processing power, storage and backu
...opment has been discontinued, but the software is still available. It's in Java and could be useful in governing [[campaigns]]. See also [[w:voting system
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...d forks, e.g. Java consortium kept Microsoft from calling their libraries "Java" using the license and trademark.
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The [[open source]] and some [[consortia]] (like [[W3]] and [[Java]]) were both responses to issues with GPL, and other aspects of FSF's ideol
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*a specification approved by [[W3]], [[Java]], [[X/Open]] or other [[consortia]]
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JXTA: [[Secure]] [[Java]] [[P2P]] platform with possibilities to share [[Bandwidth]], [[Storage]] a
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Networking/jxta/
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*[[Python]] vs. [[Java]] - consider [[mobile device]] and [[wiki code]] issues
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...d licenced by [[Nokia]]. Series 60 Symbian supports native C++ programs, [[Java]] [[MIDP]] and apparently [[Python]] is being introduced now.
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...[[electronics standards]] to minimize [[obsolescence]]. Such choices as [[Java]] as the programming language could be affected as they require more hardwa
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...toring and transmitting information. My suggestion is to implement this in Java so that it can be run on multiple platforms.
...ent]]. This is also going to be implemented in Java, because it looks like Java Micro Edition (JME) is going to be the dominating platform in future mobile
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...imulator, which allows developers to build [[Bluetooth]] applications in [[Java]] in a fully [[JAWBT]] compliant simulated environment before actually depl
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...C++ program for [[Symbian OS]] or [[Pocket PC]] devices and [[Midlet]] ([[Java MIDP]]) for broadest possible support of [[terminal]]s</s>
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...xactly who can and must act to protect license integrity. And some like [[Java]] have proven successful even at shutting down [[Microsoft]]'s attempted li
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...toring and transmitting information. My suggestion is to implement this in Java so that it can be run on multiple platforms.
...Agent. This is also going to be implemented in Java, because it looks like Java Micro Edition (JME) is going to be the dominating platform in future mobile
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...variant of the same process. A [[consortium license]] such as that for [[Java]] (with its [[trademark]] and [[test suite]] certification) is the only thi
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* [[mw:Wikidata Toolkit]] is a way for Java programs to access data in the Wikidata repository.
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...ral [[healthy signal infrastructure]]. The [[w:J2ME]] platform based on [[Java]] seems at first glance to have all the right features on paper, but [[Pyth
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