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Sudhakar Sadasivuni

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Sudhakar Sadasivuni is a Microsoft .NET MVP, a project engineer for Wipro technologies.
TSS refers "Security comparison between Java and .NET" Posted: Nov 29, 2003 10:50 AM
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TSS refers to this article which talks about the security comparision between Java and .NET.
Middleware company is now way related to this report. However this report says :

“This article covered security configuration issues and different aspects of code containment on .NET and Java platforms. Java offers a lot of advantages with its configurability. When it comes to code containment, both platforms have pretty strong offerings, with .NET having slightly more choices and being more straightforward to use.”

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