The BYTE.com editor Jon Udell published an interesting article about the language-agnosticism of the Java Virtual Machine back in December 2000. The JVM has always been language-neutral and we at MHCCORP.COM have been marketing and supporting compilers for the whole Pascal programming language family since 1999.

Since then, the JVM (Java Virtual Machine) has grown in popularity despite the arrival of the competing CLR (Common Language Runtime) in Microsoft's .NET technology. It was servlets that proved the real strength of Java as a platform for network services. We at MHCCORP.COM plan to release an open source web service tool which builds upon J2EE but uses a much simpler Model-View-Controller architecture. This will enable the software developers to create powerful database-driven web services without having to learn complicated frameworks or APIs. Watch our news page for more announcements to come on this!