What is the difference between portability and WORA?
[66 byte] By [_developer_] at [2007-12-18] 
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WORA is much stronger than portability. Portability is a matter ofdegree. You can be, for example, 90 to 95% portable. But WORA is about100% portability. That's the soul of the Java platform.
LarryFreeman at 2007-7-1 >
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