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As I side note (which I really hesitate to even make, because it's entirely tangential to a good question), I don't think Java was ever that language. It had the backing of the biggest player in the dot-com boom, and was "the language of the future" almost from the get-go.
The first semester core CS course at Brown was already taught in Java in 1997 when I took it. We were using it in "real production code" in the summer job I had in 1998.
(If I had to pick a language for which that that was true in 1998, it would be Python, no question).
Siri, define the dot com boom: Java implementations on giant Sun hardware with 8 figures in consulting costs that could have been done in Perl by a team of 4. To be fair: Java was not ready for prime time so that hardware was required.
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