It *survived* but it didn't *dominate* the way that was expected. In the late '9...

		Pxtl on June 18, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Others Team Up to L... It survived but it didn't dominate the way that was expected. In the late '90s, Java was positioned and expected to be in the place that webapps live today - that is, something within your browser that would handle interactive live client/server applications.