January 29, 2007
category: Developers
Last spring there was a great deal of excitement about Minnesota
considering Open Document Format
as part of proposed legislation to mandate that
state agencies use
open data formats.
Suns Open Source scion, Simon Phipps, consistently advocates...
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category: Developers
I need to add this to the JDK build documentation, but it may be helpful to have it posted here for some people. Building the JDK on Windows can be difficult at times, so if it hasnt been mentioned...
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There has been some confusion over our proposal to add closures to the Java Programming Language. After all, doesnt Java already have closures in the form of anonymous inner classes? What is the point of adding something to the language that it already...
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category: Developers
BlueJ is a tool for teaching OO programming in Java that is very well
regarded in the CS education community. Microsoft added a similar feature to Visual
Studio, didnt give credit to the BlueJ inventors, and filed a patent
application. N...
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Apache Java XML Security 1.4 has just been released. This release
contains an implementation of JSR 105, the standard Java XML Digital
Signature API.
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category: Java Technology
John Fowler, SunÂ’s executive vice president of systems, spoke with ComputerworldÂ’s Patrick Thibodeau last week about the companyÂ’s new alliance...
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category: Java Technology
Servers have gotten much more powerful in recent years. But theyve also gotten hungrier.
In 2006, businesses world-wide spent about $55.4
billion...
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category: Java Technology
Also Today: Recursion vs. iteration, OO reuse, and SwingWorker in Java SE 6
Weblogs: Microsoft plagiarizes and patents BlueJ, wiki annoyances, and why hasnt JavaSpaces taken off?
Forums: ME for radios, trouble-ticket JSR, and logging in Java Web Star...
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category: Developers
The new Java on Solaris section of the Solaris Developer Center offers lots of articles and resources.
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The book was published by China Machines Press, with a price tag in bookstores of 99 RMB (12.7 USD). You can purchase the book with less than 75 RMB (10 USD) through china-pub.com or other online bookstores.
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