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Oleg Dulin wrote: > And the day when I have to speak with a live person at an online bank > will be the day I close the account there. If this is their main reason > for using rich apps then they are going to lose a hell of a lot of > money. Internet banks should pride themselves on being completely > automated; there should never be a need to talk to a live person. Well, Egg is such a terrible online bank that I don't have any issue with saying so on a large public list. One thing they didn't know a few years ago was that things like banking should use stable and proven technology, otherwise bad things happen. Apparently, they still haven't figured that out. > In the meantime, I realized that BML in concept is very similar to XAML, > i.e. each BML tag corresponds to a JavaBean. Why aren't more people > using it ? More importantly why are people reinventing it in the form of > XUL engines for Java ? The set of needs and requirements in this area is vast and has yet to be fully comprehended. It seems to me only natural that people would experiment a bit all over the place in different ways (XUL/XBL, RCC, BML, XAML...) -- Robin Berjon
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