   Any Comercial products written in Java?
  Hi i''m was just wonding if there are any off-the-shelf products written in Java.  I know there are alot of open-source stuff, but is there any products i can puchase from the computer store that are written in java.  I know lots of open source products in java:  Poseidon for UML, the Eclipse IDE, GanttProject.  I''ve also found out that Adobe has a pdf viewerr that is written in Java.  I herd that Wolfenstine:ET has parts that are Java based.  Anyways, any Ideas on comerical products?  thanks. 
Alien Flux [edited by - Diodor on February 11, 2004 12:59:01 PM];  Well, there was RoboForge that was pure Java and sold in stores. Games that partially use Java are Vampire: Redemption and IL-2 Sturmovik. Both of those are probably still available on the shelves. The game Law and Order: Criminal Intent and Chrome are probably the latest A-level titles that use Java (Law and Order even uses Java3D).I think Borland's C++ BuilderX is written in Java. The LimeWire P2P client may be the most distributed Java application. You may also find Java apps in software that comes with hardware. I remember some Java configuration client that shipped with a router etc.   [edited by - HenryAPe on February 11, 2004 2:22:52 PM];  While Art of Illusion is on open source app, it rivals many commercial 3d apps.  It was done entirely in Java. ;  There is a *lot* of internal corporate software written in Java nowadays, and a good amount doing server/cgi/database lookups too. So if you''re wondering if there are any jobs for Java developers, then yes. I know of (during the boom in the 90s) one guy who quit his job in psychological medicine(he wasn''t a doctor, but he was a practitioner who had his own office and he''d do stuff like EEG biofeedback, really good at it too) in order to do Java programming for a law firm, which was *very* lucrative at the time. But if you''re looking for stuff like commercial word processors, Java hasn''t become extremely popular to make those. Maybe as people start to go away from native code into jit''ed languages like C# for all applications those kinds of programs will appear.  ;  link and run:http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=134591 ;  When I was an intern for a company that contracts with the government, some of the projects they had us do were in java, so it is highly likely that commercial software is written in java. I don''t think you''ll find many on-the-shelf products written mainly in it though. ;  You might want to check out the mobile software market.  Java is used a lot in that.Also, anything web-related will probably have Java.  For example. IBM''s Websphere is done in Java, and that is pretty huge. ;  I don''t know if it counts but OpenOffice is in Java IIRC.   Resist everyoneI am your only friend. Click here for more information. (MOVED);quote:Original post by Ravuya  I don''t know if it counts but OpenOffice is in Java IIRC.No; it has Java components (I saw javac invoked during a Gentoo emerge) but it''s mainly C/C++. Although it seems to use a couple other languages too... 