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Coverage of DAY TWO -- April 3, 1997

New! The Sound of Java
With rakish headgear and an entertainer's flair, Thomas Dolby Robertson demonstrated the future of interactive sound at JavaOne. While the rest of the Net has thought that push media and serialized sound was sufficient, Dolby and the rest of his company, Headspace, have combined the digital revolution with sound and Java interactivity.
By Dave Orchard

Scott McNealy
Scott McNealy's JavaOne Keynote
Besides doing the obligatory competition-bashing, McNealy and Miko Matsumura raised important security issues for the programming community. A demonstration of ActiveX's nefarious effects on the tax records of one unsuspecting individual brought the point home.
By Erica Rex

Pure Java
A Programmer's Personal Tour of JavaOne
Day Two: Comfortably Numb
Suffering the aftereffects of Day One -- excruciatingly sore feet -- JavaWorld's correspondent and professional developer, Bret Sommers, attends an audio demo delivered by Headspace's Thomas Dolby Robertson, and revels in the explosion of Java product and tool vendors.
By Bret Sommers

Java Development Tools Abound at JavaOne
In an important week for Java developers, vendors both large and small announced many development tools that will ease the creation of Java applications. Sun, JavaSoft, IBM, and Taligent were among the companies with new tools or upgrades.
By Wanda Jackson

Dana Carvey
Carvey Cracks Up Attendees by Skewering Bill Gates and Computer Industry
Dana Carvey, formerly of Saturday Night Live, caricatures just about everyone -- here are some of the highlights.
By Erica Rex

JavaOne Attendee Survey
Here's your chance to register your impressions of the show and tell us how Java fits into your life.

Don't miss the rest of our JavaOne coverage:
Show Preview
Interviews with James Gosling and Alan Baratz as well as a look at the JDK and new products on the horizon.
Day One
Coverage of the Gosling and Baratz opening keynotes, and one programmer's personal perspective on the hottest happenings at the show.
Day Three
Jeff Johnson talks about Java in space. Java server/servlets come of age.


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