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Finalists announced for JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards
Finalists announced for JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards
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Find out which Java tools and technologies made the final cut
n the spirit of awards season, JavaWorld proudly announces the finalists for its 2002 JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards . Established in 1997, the awards recognize innovative companies, organizations, and individuals for their commitment to developing new Java tools and technologies that drive the platform forward. Finalists were chosen from more than 200 products and technologies nominated by vendors, readers, as well as JavaWorld editors and writers.
Through a rigorous selection process, JavaWorld' s panel of expert judges -- made up of JavaWorld contributors -- participated in several rounds of voting to determine which products or technologies most deserve finalist status. In choosing the finalists, the judges carefully weighed each product or technology on the basis of its features and functions, as well as its impact in advancing Java as a language and/or platform.
Please note that finalists are listed in alphabetical order per category. One winner will be named in each category and all finalists will be honored at the JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards ceremony on March 25th during the JavaOne Conference and Expo in San Francisco.
Here are the finalists:
Best Java Virtual Machine
Java HotSpot Virtual Machine, Solaris 1.3.1 , Sun Microsystems
Java HotSpot Virtual Machine, Windows 1.3.1 , Sun Microsystems
JRockit 3.0, Windows , BEA Systems
Best Java IDE
Forte for Java 3.0 , Sun Microsystems
IDEA 2.5 , IntelliJ
JBuilder 6.0 Enterprise , Borland Software
Best Java Performance Monitoring/Testing Tool
JProbe 3.0 , Sitraka
JUnit 3.7 , JUnit.org
Optimizeit Suite 4.11 , Borland Software
Best Java-XML Tool
Java XML Pack Winter 01 , Sun Microsystems
Xalan-Java 2.2 , The Apache XML Project
Xerces Java Parser 1.4.4 , The Apache XML Project
Most Useful Java Community-Developed Technology
Apache Ant 1.4.1 , The Jakarta Project
JUnit 3.7 , JUnit.org
Tomcat 4.0 , The Jakarta Project
Best Java Application Server
BEA WebLogic Server 6.1 , BEA Systems
JBoss 2.4.4 , JBoss.org
WebSphere Application Server 4.0 , IBM
Best Java Book
Effective Java Programming Language Guide , Joshua Bloch, Addison-Wesley
Enterprise JavaBeans, Third Edition , Richard Monson-Haefel, O'Reilly
Just Java 2, Fifth Edition , Peter van der Linden, Prentice-Hall
Best Java Installation Tool
InstallAnywhere 4.5.2 , Zero G
InstallShield MultiPlatform 4.5.1 , InstallShield
Java Web Start 1.0.1 , Sun Microsystems
Best Java Device Application Development Tool
iBus//Mobile Java Applications Platform , Softwired
JBuilder MobileSet , Borland Software
VisualAge Micro Edition 1.4 , IBM
Most Innovative Java Product or Technology
Java Web Start 1.0.1 , Sun Microsystems
Jini 1.2 , Jini.org
Project Jxta , Jxta.org
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