The U.S. government in its case against Microsoft will next call
Java creator James Gosling to the witness stand.
Sun was recently granted a preliminary injunction forcing
Microsoft to make changes to its Java products.
Microsoft plans to file a motion to have the government’s case
dismissed.
“The new deal (between Netscape and AOL) was just one component
of why we would be filing this motion,” said Microsoft spokesman
Jim Cullinan.
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