> Not sure I completely buy "Linux never woulda happened" but I definitely
> think would still be alive and well if they had embraced x86
Then again, perhaps they were simply ahead of their time - Sun has
been known for that before. The x86 platform is full of legacy and
inherently inefficient, on
hey Guys,
can anyone tell me if I can develop a Java Swing Applet as an application
of the newly launched Google Chrome App Store.?
I mean to ask...are such kinda applets still used as a web content...or are
they outdated?
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Hi,
I have an application built in Java Swing and I show there some html
content in a JEditorPane.
Even a small html page takes 2-3 seconds to be rendered.
Almost the tags are tr and td.
Do you have any suggestions to get a faster rendering? Any better
engine?
Thanks.
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I didn't know that about the Pentium Pro - fascinating. I always did
like the pentium pro when it came out - there was something about it
that just worked so nicely - I wondered what happened to that lineage.
I guess I am using it now ;)
On Feb 27, 9:34 pm, Casper Bang wrote:
> > Not sure I com
I assume the x86 dependance has been driven by Windows. Every other
platform seems to be able to deal with different CPU. With Unix OSs
the CPU target is just one extra option in the chain. Even Apple, in
their unique position have been able to slash and burn legacy.
The only way I can see Window
Hi all,
I just listened to episode 341 (the "Build Tools" session from the JPR
2010). Someone in there mentions the use of Ivy plus the standard
Maven directory layout. To me, this sounds a lot like what SBT is
doing -- but SBT is never mentioned throughout the episode (or I
missed it).
I just st
When was the last time you saw an applet, on a major website ? I cant say i
have seen one in a long long time.
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Especially considering they (Apple) own a large part of ARM. Seems like a
smart move to leverage your current portfolio of technology especially when
its a deserved winner.
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Banking sites mainly - for the security software.
It's a pity, but understandable. Compare the installation of flash vs
java... lot's of progress to make there.
Webstart on the other hand is a lot easier to sell to end users.
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 01:52, Miroslav Pokorny
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> When was the
I don't know about another engine, but make sure you're not doing any
business logic in the EDT. That'll slow down rendering for sure.
On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 16:40, Henrique M. Gontijo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an application built in Java Swing and I show there some html
> content in a JEditorPan
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