..because developers like to work on new things.
Many of choose technology that pushes the limits. If GAE/j gets too far
behind the curve and doesn't support Java 7, people are not going to
migrate to the platform.
I consider Google a 'thought-leader' in emerging technology. But, they
Hi,
I think its better to wait till some of the bugs are worked out...
Regards
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..because developers like to work on new things.
Many of choose technology that pushes the limits. If GAE/j gets too far
behind the curve and doesn't
I think adding support to Java 7 should be coupled with some API redesign,
to leverage some new language features, like try-with-resources. Or even do
API redesign first.
2011/8/24 Brandon Donnelson branflake2...@gmail.com
What would be the benefits of moving to Java 7 sooner than later?
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How 'bout now when Java 7 is out there in the wild? Any plans yet?
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We believe we've identified a fix and tested it. It should be shipping with
the 1.4.3 SDK when that comes out soon.
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Great news!
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We believe we've identified a fix and tested it. It should be shipping with
the 1.4.3 SDK when that comes out soon.
Ikai Lan
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My Jetty is working again.
Thanks, thanks, thanks!
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The eclipse app engine dev (jetty) dies after upgrading on Mac OSX. The new
JVM(JRE) instantly kills/terminates on debugging with no traces. The new
Java JRE run time will not work. I recommend not upgrading the Java on MAC
OSX for the moment, until Jetty can be patched or JVM patched.
That's kind of a weird logical gap there, isn't it? I think that date is too
far out to worry about at the moment. We've got bigger problems with the
Java runtime that we are looking to address - for instance, the issues with
OS X Java update.
Ikai Lan
Developer Programs Engineer, Google App
Ok, Ikai, thanx for your answer.
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Not currently. The docs say App Engine runs your Java web
application using a Java 6 JVM... (http://code.google.com/appengine/
docs/java/runtime.html)
As a follow-up question to anyone on the GAE team: Is there an ETA on
when GAE will support Java 7 after it's released?
On Mar 3, 2:00 pm,
No ETA. This isn't something we're exploring at the moment.
Ikai Lan
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