I guess the number 1 reason is that right now, I don't code in Java. That itself is not a real good reason I suppose, since if it is the right tool, you should take the time to learn it. I guess I am like many who are sitting on the fence waiting to see what happens with Java. The last thing I want to do now is spend a bunch of time, time that I don't have now, to learn something that may fade away.

We shall see...

>If it's web development... why not Java?
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>Good luck!
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>Vlad
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>>I have waited making a formal announcement on this. However, you probably have noticed that my profile info references a new company. Main Line Software, Inc. is about a month old now. In terms of technologies, while I will still work in VFP, I am inching toward the realm of web development with tools such as Visual Interdev and Cold Fusion. The company is geared toward these areas: