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  • Have I become a Fuzz Tester?


    Kelly O'Hair's Weblog (blogs.sun.com)Authority Authority: 395
    Everything was a little fuzzy in Livermore, California this morning: A very rare snowfall for this area, we are at 500 feet above sea level, snow was fallingas low as 200 feet early this morning. But thats just my "Fuzz" picture intro... I read an article on Secure Software Testing and it talked about Fuzz Testing ...
    1 day ago
  • Daily del.icio.us for November 24th through December 2nd


    Vinny Carpenter's blogAuthority Authority: 104
    Times Skimmer by The New York Times – The New York Times announced today the release of Times Skimmer, a new application for NYTimes.com that provides online readers with the layout and experience of paging through a newspaper, making it easy to browse through headlines and discover stories deep within sections of ...
    6 days ago
  • Closures for Java: The Q


    There’s not a moment to lose!Authority Authority: 503
    At Devoxx last month I said that it’s time to add closures to Java . That statement, and my follow-up blog entry , elicited reactions ranging from enthusiastic support to skeptical acceptance to cynical indifference. It certainly motivated lots of tweets and lots of questions. In ...
    6 days ago
  • JDK Build Readme Collection


    Kelly O'Hair's Weblog (blogs.sun.com)Authority Authority: 395
    A collection of links to various JDK Build readme files. OpenJDK Build Home Page OpenJDK 7 Build README OpenJDK 6 Build README OpenJDK NetBeans Build README JDK 7 JRL Build README JDK 7 Build README JDK 6 Build README JDK 5 SCSL Build README
    1 week ago
  • Projec Coin: Post-Devoxx Update, closures and exception handling


    Joseph D. Darcy's Sun WeblogAuthority Authority: 104
    As has been announced recently at Devoxx and covered in various places, including threads on the coin-dev mailing list, Mark Reinhold made several announcements about JDK 7 at this years Devoxx: JDK 7 will have a form of closures. The JDK 7 schedule is being extended to fall 2010 . On the first ...
    1 week ago
  • Java Applets Quiz


    The Java Tutorials' WeblogAuthority Authority: 110
    Do you enjoy quizzes? Take a minute to answer this quiz about Java applets. Dont worry you wont be graded. -- Sowmya Kannan
    1 week ago
  • Faster OpenJDK Build Tricks


    Kelly O'Hair's Weblog (blogs.sun.com)Authority Authority: 395
    Here are a few tips and tricks to get faster OpenJDK builds. RAM RAM is cheap, if you dont have at least 2Gb RAM, go buy yourself some RAM for Xmas. ;^) LOCAL DISK Use local disk if at all possible, the difference in build time is significant.This mostly applies to the repository or forest you are building ...
    1 week ago
  • Closures for Java


    There’s not a moment to lose!Authority Authority: 503
    The free lunch is over . Multicore processors are not just coming—they’re here. Leveraging multiple cores requires writing scalable parallel programs, which is incredibly hard. Tools such as fork/join frameworks based on work-stealing algorithms make the task easier, but it still takes a ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Getting Applets To Talk To Each Other


    The Java Tutorials' WeblogAuthority Authority: 110
    Do you have more than one applet on a web page? Do you want the applets to share water cooler gossip? Ahem..ahem.. On a more serious note, do you want one applet to invoke methods or set variables of another applet? Long long ago, you may have accomplished applet communication with the use of static variables. This ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Java 7 Has Closures – Overall Closure Confusion Continues


    IndicThreads homeAuthority Authority: 112
    Will and should Java 7 have closures has been a topic for heated debate & discussion for quite some time now. It now looks like the decision has been made, however how closures will be included and used in Java 7 is still uncertain. While the ‘if’ debate seems to have been settled, the debate [...]
    2 weeks ago
  • Java SE 6 Update 18 b05 is now available


    SDN Program NewsAuthority Authority: 127
    The early access build of Java SE 6 Update 18 (6u18ea-b05) is now available for download . For more information, please see the release note . Please report any bugs to http://bugreport.sun.com and share your comments with us at our 6uN Early Access Forum . You may subscribe to our 6uN RSS feed or if you ...
    2 weeks ago
  • ☞ Sometimes the Improbable is the Answer


    Simon Phipps, SunMinkAuthority Authority: 491
    Oracle CEO Larry Ellisons Goodbye Letter To European Customers A bit of apocalyptic sci-fi, but no less plausible than the other scenarios. (tags: Sun Oracle Europe ) Closures after all? Closures still causing debate after all ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Project Coin at Devoxx 2009


    Joseph D. Darcy's Sun WeblogAuthority Authority: 104
    Wednesday evening local time I gave a talk about Project Coin at Devoxx 2009 . The video of the talk will be available on Parleys in due course; in the mean time, my slides are online . Temping the wrath of the demo gods, I enjoyed showing the support Project Coin features have today in a developer build of ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Project Coin: Milestone 5 Language Features in NetBeans


    Joseph D. Darcy's Sun WeblogAuthority Authority: 104
    To go along with the language changes available in JDK 7 milestone 5, the NetBeans team has created a developer build of NetBeans supporting the same set of language changes, including improved integer literals, the diamond operator, and strings in switch. In addition to just accepting the new syntax, the ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Closures after all?


    puredanger.com BlogAuthority Authority: 121
    Apparently Mark Reinhold announced that closures would be added to JDK 7 at Devoxx today: I can’t say what to make of that really. For years Sun has been saying that there is no consensus on closures and delayed the formation of a JSR or expert group on the subject despite having three proposals , all with ...
    2 weeks ago
  • Closures after all?


    puredanger.com BlogAuthority Authority: 121
    Apparently Mark Reinhold announced that closures would be added to JDK 7 at Devoxx today: I can’t say what to make of that really. For years Sun has been saying that there is no consensus on closures and delayed the formation of a JSR or expert group on the subject despite having three proposals , all with ...
    2 weeks ago
  • IcedTea7 1.12 (Bigger and Bolder and Rougher and Tougher!)


    GNU/Andrew's BlogAuthority Authority: 395
    We are pleased to announce the release of IcedTea7 1.12 - Bigger and Bolder and Rougher and Tougher! The IcedTea project provides a harness to build the source code from OpenJDK7 using Free Software build tools. It also includes the only Free Java plugin and Web Start implementation, and support for additional ...
    3 weeks ago
  • JSR 166 Concurrency Updates Hit JDK 7


    puredanger.com BlogAuthority Authority: 121
    Doug Lea posted a note today on the concurrency-interest list that the bulk of the JDK 7 changes from JSR 166y (the second maintenance update) have been pushed in the latest JDK 7 M5 snapshots . You can find the API for these changes here . The major updates are: Phasers A Phaser is kind of like a ...
    3 weeks ago
  • Reducing the Time Between SCTP Message Received and SCTP_SACK Sent


    KottuAuthority Authority: 166
    Last few weeks I was involved with a development related to SCTP protocol in Java. I have also done two posts on how to get started with SCTP. During that project I came across a strange issue. That is I receive two responses for all the packets I send to the peer. After doing some investigation we found that it is ...
    3 weeks ago
  • JDK 7 Milestone 5


    There’s not a moment to lose!Authority Authority: 503
    The JDK 7 Milestone 5 builds are now available for download . This milestone introduces: The first four of the final five (or so) small language changes from Project Coin : Improved type inference for generic instance creation (aka “diamond”) , binary literals , underscores in ...
    3 weeks ago

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