o cover their asses
(http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/441/when-
patents-attack)
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your idea is so simple that it only takes a month to reverse-
engineer, then the idea must be somewhat trivial (one-click
shopping). Instead we have companies spending billions on building
patent war chests -- not innovating with the money.
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for it. I needs to be refactored
completely, at a minimum.
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lugin for it.
Safari will probably get it anyway if it is codified in WebKit.
After all, PNG made GIF obsolete -- and I remember when Mozilla and
Opera were the only browsers to support it.
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need to run
Android to utilize it. Chromium doesn't, however.
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On Dec 11, 4:10 pm, Ralph Goers wrote:
> On Dec 11, 2010, at 2:40 PM, Craig Kelley wrote:
> > Java has needed strong leadership for some time now. I think it's
> > becoming clear that Oracle is the wrong kind of strong leadership.
>
> Why do you think Java needs strong
Java
adoption going forward. NHibernate is already a bifurcated example of
how things could possibly go...
Java has needed strong leadership for some time now. I think it's
becoming clear that Oracle is the wrong kind of strong leadership.
-Craig
On Dec 10, 2:38 pm, CKoerner wrote:
>
osedly final variable became
null. We are trying to create a test case, but we have been unable to
reproduce it outside of the production system -- that led to the
creation of these classes, and the question of initialization.
Thanks everyone for the input.
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Hello Java Posse.
In a break from Oracle and Google legal fun, I thought I'd throw this
problem out there. We're running into a strange, what seems to be JVM-
related issue. Given the following classes:
abstract class Inner {
Inner() { run(); }
public abstract void run();
}
public class
Is Lombok in JDK7?
Thanks for the excellent summary!
On Nov 17, 2:57 am, Reinier Zwitserloot wrote:
> And somebody's been learning from Project Lombok: Simple POJOs in
> Java:http://twitpic.com/37kyk9
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they will
have to pony up.
Just my $0.02
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Also note the absence of generics in the Apache version. This is
something you would lose, coming from a class file.
On Oct 28, 2:49 pm, markmahieu wrote:
> The Android version looks strikingly like code that's been decompiled
> from a class file, to me. All local variables seem to use naming
>
And this also happens:
http://blogs.sun.com/dagastine/entry/apache_harmony_thanks_for_the
"We are now making the necessary steps to give back our code changes
to Apache Harmony. The new TreeMap is included in JDK 6 Update 6
Performance Release which is available for download at
http://java.sun.c
platform to preview media
files served up via a servlet -- that is, every platform apart from
OSX 10.7. I can't imagine asking a user to install XCode for X11 and
then install OpenJDK just to preview media. We'll have to create a
Mac application, written in Objective C -- which is j
That's fairly damning... At a minimum, whoever wrote the Harmony
version copied the field definition block verbatim.
On Oct 28, 8:46 am, Cédric Beust ♔ wrote:
> Here is the original source, I suppose:
>
> http://www.docjar.com/html/api/sun/security/provider/certpath/PolicyN...
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able to run Netbeans 9.1, Hibernate, MySQL, OpenOffice and Glassfish
so that I could do my presentation. All of that from a $300 computer.
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tle LnF love there wouldn't go amiss, but it runs
> fine, and it doesn't look _too_ horrid.
But this is all using X11, correct?
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I dont get it. I can't find anything official that states that JavaFX
script is going to be dropped or even deprecated. The roadmap talks
about the introduction of the Java based APIs, but not in lieu of
JavaFX script?
Cheers
Craig
On Sep 21, 2:33 am, Kevin Wright wrote:
> Could this
JavaFX is not a direct replacement for Swing, it's an alternative to
Swing, and Swing is going to be around for a long time (possibly
longer than JavaFX if Oracle decides to duck out of the fight with
Adobe and Microsoft). JavaFX script is neat and I really hope that it
flourishes under new owners
The links for #235 and #236 podcasts are not working, both from the
website and in iTunes.
Cheers
Craig
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