Its Java One time just down the street, and I saw a few minutes ago that Sun execs made the statement something like "its not a question of if..." regarding open source java. I think thats a terrific idea. The java community has been waiting for this message. And some have not - based on the range of other alternatives. Nothing would insure that Java remains an critical technology more than making it open source. I hope it happens promptly.
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