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JIDL
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JIDLJava Interface Definition Language
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Enterprise Java" covers the enterprise strategy using Java technology, including Java Database Connectivity (JDBC(TM)), Java Remote Method Invocation, Java Interface Definition Language, Java(TM) Blend(TM) software and Java(TM) Web Server(TM) software.
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Enterprise Java" covers the enterprise strategy using Java technology, including Java Database Connectivity (JDBC(TM)), Java Remote Method Invocation, Java Interface Definition Language, Java(TM) Blend(TM) software and Java(TM) Web Server(TM) software.
Sun Microsystems Inc. Provides Java Technology Education For ... by Business Wire
Netscape will support the Java Interface Definition Language (IDL) application programming interface (API), and will work with Sun to define and promote a common set of service APIs.
Netscape and Sun Broaden Collaboration on Intranet Technologies; ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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