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Why java is not so eficient in Hardware interfacing

 
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hello all
i want to ask why java is so poor in Hardware interfacing?
 
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Can you explain your question a little more? What particular hardware? I will right now assume you just mean J2ME devices, and why it operates in a sandbox.

The reason for working in a sandbox and not having direct access tot he hardware is for security reasons. This way you cannot create a J2ME virus which will kill the device. Consumers would not be happy about having their Cell Phone ruined by some Java developer wanted a cheap thrill.

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