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Question: Jim Wagner - InternetNews.com - Analyst
: Hi, Joe, how are you doing today.
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Question: Jim Wagner - InternetNews.com - Analyst
: Just wondering if you had any more information on a load map for Solaris 10 and also for the open source version, and also what license you might
be releasing that open source version for people.
Question: Jim Wagner - InternetNews.com - Analyst
: Okay.
Laura Ramsey - Sun Microsystems
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Question: Vance McCarthy - Developer News - Analyst
: Good morning, everybody.
Question: Vance McCarthy - Developer News - Analyst
: I'd like to have a little more information about your support for UML and whether there is some direction or commitment that Sun sees in embracing
the existing modeling technology, especially those that might use net basemans in their IDE.
Question: Vance McCarthy - Developer News - Analyst
: Just in general, what do you say to many of the Java developers, especially the senior J2 E developers that are skeptical about modeling in general
and UML in particular that has not been a lot of traction of that technology in the Java community and in fact some of the events I've been to, some
of senior Java developers seem to actually have some pretty negative feelings about it. What's Sun's message to that group?
Question: Vance McCarthy - Developer News - Analyst
: Very good, thank you, Jeff.
Laura Ramsey - Sun Microsystems
Next question.
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