Or use a private (app specific) JRE and change the global setting there.
On Monday, August 5, 2013 4:44:08 PM UTC-5, Paul Brabban wrote:
In fact, I don't think I can even do it with exception handling as the
connection object has nothing set after the exception is thrown. So it's
globally
to improve your
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On Tuesday, June 12, 2012 12:31:09 PM UTC-5, Joe Attardi wrote:
Hi all,
What are some ways you effectively absorb knowledge from reading
programming books? For language or feature specific stuff, obviously
I have put out more details in a follow-up post:
http://www.weiqigao.com/blog/2012/02/03/running_32_bit_javafx_2_1_beta_sdk_on_64_bit_ubuntu_11_10.html.
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James Gosling, you can stop listening now.
or
Done with stuff, on with fluff.
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this oddity of the misused letters go the other way, leading Chinese
people to mispronounce queen as cheen, for example?
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Thank you for making me a winner of the strangest loop contest. I should
have mentioned
-Chee. The Chinese 'q' has the 'ch' sound.
Off Topic is bliss,
(but I'm sure there is a way to morph this into something Scala :) )
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/restart just like any
other services
+ I don’t have the latest Mac but I assume the experience is comparable to
the above.
I don’t know the details of how Tomcat did it. But if you can do what they
did, I think your users will be happy.
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https://thestrangeloop.com/
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eat it BIATCH!
On Fri, Jun 17, 2011 at 8:23 AM, Kirk
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for (;true;) {}
shorter and also burns cycles ;-)
Kirk
On Jun 17, 2011, at 2:12 PM, Weiqi Gao wrote:
I just
(it won't be the strangest for sure) to get the balls
rolling. It's a loop in C++:
for (int i = 0; i 10; i++) {}
It doesn't do anything except to burn cycles, but it is a loop in a
language other than Java. ;)
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beyond _my_ comfort zone)
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personally apologize.
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because he didn't get enough votes.
He was then invited to be part of two Expert Groups for these two
JSR, which he declined.
It's admittedly a bit confusing, but Liam has been right since the
beginning about this.
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remember seeing Ted Neward blog about the surprise he felt when he
peeked into the Boost libraries a few years ago.
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you have to use Tabs for indenting and use Spaced for spacing. Using
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On 07/01/2010 05:27 AM, Paul King wrote:
I tend to be in the 'tabs are evil camp' most of the time. Not that they
are evil
In addition to the huge gains in popularity of Objective-C and Go, I
also noticed the four-down-arrows drop of JavaScript (from 8 to 12).
Anyone want to comment on why that is?
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desarrollo integrado NetBeans 6.8 beta está
disponible
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Josh Long wrote:
VMWare buys SpringSource - thoughts?
http://blog.springsource.com/2009/08/10/springsource-chapter-two/
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Why hasn't any one written a c# compiler for the jvm yet?
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of anybody using it.
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, as mentioned in the show and earlier on the thread, Microsoft is
paying for all the Linux/Mono stuff.
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know how much work it must have taken--it was a necessary first step
in a much needed direction.
We'll see where things will go soon enough.
Overall I give JavaFX a 'B-'
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and if Dick loves the Groovy... :o)
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Have you *ever* switched vendors for a product?
Yes. If anyone haven't switched vendors for a product, she will,
eventually.
Products die. And unless you want to die with it, you switch.
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in the NetBeans code base to remedy such
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If you've been adding it to every project, why not make a jar out of
it?
Because that would be more work than writing the class.
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If there is another domain that exhibits characteristics similar to what
the language will support, then yes, JavaFX Script may turn out to help
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These are observations from outside of Sun. The Sun folks on the list
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JDK is available on Windows.
For a while, if you are on 32-bit Windows, you had a choice of which JVM
to use: Sun's, Microsoft's, or IBM's. And browsers came with hard-coded
embedded JVMs: Netscape Navigator used the Sun JVM and Microsoft IE used
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is plausible? This is exactly how the Open
Source Java theme played out.
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have been a muuuch
better idea.
Come on guys! Nobody reads what the installation program says. They
just click on OK and get on with their lives.
What did your Firefox installation dialog box say the last time you
installed it? What about Thunderbird? Chrome? Flash? Silverlight?
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and file Java developers need to know Java *is
moving forward* and not *standing still*, for some definition of moving
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or 140
characters, whichever is shorter. And you have to keep saying it for
fifteen years or until everyone agrees with you, whichever is earlier.
As an example, the message for object-orientation was: OO is
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As long as you smart people are having discussions like this, us
enterprise developers will just wait. :)
You mean that _some_ enterprise developers will wait. Just in this
thread, Peter said that he's using
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Is this demo current?
The JavaFX binding demo link
(http://jfx.wikia.com/wiki/Introduction_to_Binding_in_JavaFX) is JavaFX
Preview SDK based and is not current.
Good JavaFX SDK 1.0 sample programs can be found at
http://www.javafx.com/samples/.
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Eric Klein, who I believe is one of the
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that us listeners can do quite capably). They are busy creating and
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. They apparently announced this at a presentation in
Korea and the news wasn't passed along.
Pretty cool!
Patrick
Thanks, Patrick.
I did a little transcript of the relevant segment here:
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I assume and hope it will be the next release. Really curious to find
out what Gafter will be working on at Microsoft.
Which is more significant? A java guy going to MS, or a googler going
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The exception:
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hlovatt wrote:
I think there are two factors as to why PC manufacturers find it hard
to compete with Apple at the top end:
1. They cannot distinguish their user interface; they get Windows. In
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