Flex makes for a very nice end run around that problem, and given is
on ~ 95% browsers accessing the Internet, it is actually more
ubiquitous than any browser.
HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript don't constitute a computing standard,
but instead are a hodgepodge of competing interest contested via
b
On Sep 7, 12:44 pm, Reinier Zwitserloot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess what I'm saying
> is, that I'm annoyed that there is no open source project out there
> that has given itself the mission of rewriting ALL of findbugs to the
> source level.
Go for it.
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So while the flash experience is better for installation, it actually
appears to be heavier behind the scenes.
So if the new installer aids with this, it could be on to something.
On Sep 7, 11:29 am, RogerV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What motivated this posting is that I started with a fresh
I don't know if there will be an API for this, but it should be
technically possible. The most likely place for it would be an
additional service available to Java Webstart apps, similar to the
single launch service. Esp. now that both applets and webstart apps
share the same infrastructu
> Yep. The new plugin actually has a small headless instance of Java
> which does run inside the browser. This instance manages all of the
> other ones (since there are cases when there *should* be more than one
> worker instance). It will shut down and start up the worker instances
> as
I think it does - it certainly affects decisions about what to use -
if you know you will be testingi pains, you go with things that you
know will work (which means favouring standards).
On Sep 8, 8:20 am, Christian Catchpole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'd like the think that more browsers shou
I'd like the think that more browsers should help make it a commodity
market. When IE dominated sites assumed that you were using IE on
Windows. Anyone else must just be strange. So this encouraged
Microsoft to embrace and extend.
Do more browsers encourage "tolerant" web sites? I'd like to t
Thanks Marcelo, for answering that question for me. I was about to
fire up the javadocs to refresh my memory, but, yes,
getGenericAnything() is generally the method to use to get reflective
access to this stuff. It's annoying (in that you need to use a lot of
casts and instanceof checks; most of t
This benefit pales in comparison to proper integration with your
source code. Especially because a lot of other JVM languages will
produce class files that look like they were written in java code with
a lot of potential bugs in it. It's just that the potential bugs never
show up, and the compile
On Sep 3, 10:25 am, cjs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Delighted to see a new browser...
I currently run IE, Firefox and Safari on a Vista PC and all run well
and function more or less identically (though the Safari way of
rendering text is interestingly different). I use IE and Firefox
interchang
On Sep 4, 9:25 am, "Vince O'Sullivan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No nothing has changed that I can see.
Sep 7. Finally, I can see that the clause has changed. (Odd that it
seemed to take so long for me to see it though.)
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