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August 25, 2006
category: Developers
Back in the pre-JDK 1.1 days delegates, or bound method references, were considered and rejected by the Java language designers in favor of inner classes. What has changed so much that these reasons no longer apply?
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category: Developers
Meet Tom Ball, Technical Director at Sun Microsystems
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category: Developers
August 25, 2006
This article describes how to use the Sun Studio Performance Tools to profile the
performance of WebLogic servers.
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category: Developers
August 25, 2006
How to profile Java applications using Sun Studio Performance Tools.
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category: Developers
Significant design-time performance was the goal for this latest hot fix. Connect to the Update Center to get the all the updates and hot fixes. Havent got it it yet? Download today, its free!
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category: Developers
You asked for it, you got it...the Java Studio Creator team has provided significant design-time performance with this latest hot fix. Connect to the Update Center and get it today!
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category: Main
When Sun was in trouble a few years back, I was really frustrated by a simple reality of open markets: when you're down, it's not your answer to the question "why?" that matters. It's your competition that's quoted everywhere. "Here...
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category: Developers
The other day I
wrote about using annotations to state your intent regarding null for fields, parameters and return values. This can help static checkers like
findbugs find flaws in your code, where you fail to check return values for null where ...
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