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December 16, 2008
category: Java Technology
This post is a little introduction of the reflection of generics in Java, and how my little library would help you do this.
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category: Java Technology
Want binding? Learn JavaFX Script. Also:
Java Today: JavaFX for creative professionals, no more heavy/light-weight conflicts, and Java EE 6 and Servlet 3.0 webinar on Thursday
Forum Posts: JSR-295 (Beans Binding) dropped from Java 7, LWUIT performa...
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category: System Admins
The Java SE 6 platform includes many observability improvements. While most of these are applicable to all platforms, a few of the enhancements are specific to the Solaris OS, in particular Solaris 10 and higher releases.
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category: Developers
Here's a new feature for NetBeans 7.0: Code Coverage support!
First a screenshot:
There are a couple of key points about the code coverage support:
It is fully integrated into the IDE, and especially the editor. You don't get read-only view...
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category: Developers
This post is a little introduction of the reflection of generics in Java, and how my little library would help you do this.
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category: Developers
The last few days I ported (almost) all the XRender specific C code to Java, and although there are still some bugs left (e.g. it deadlocks from time to time) it works quite well:All the functionality/features of the C based pipeline have been porte...
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category: Developers
I try hard to understand when should mechListMIC be generated in SPNEGO, but still find the specification (RFC 4178) confusing. I'd like to interpret it this way:
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category: Developers
We have all heard about how HotSpot is really good at dealing with short-lived objects (both allocation and GC), but the truth is that object allocation is still pretty costly when compared to operations like addition or multiplication. Allocating a...
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category: Main
As a pioneer in cloud computing technology, Sun already offers a broad range of products and services that are key to most cloud deployments.
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category: Main
Sun Microsystems, Inc. (NASDAQ: JAVA) today announced availability of the UltraSPARC T2 Reference Design Kit (RDK), to accelerate the design, development, and testing of UltraSPARC T2 processor-based embedded systems designs. Offering systems design...
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