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Tag Archives: java7
1690 days later
Oracle finally released JDK 7. 1690 days after JDK 6 the new Java version is now available for download. Beside some new features which will improve the productivity, it contains several enhancements for performance and integration: Type inference with diamont … Continue reading
Java 7 – and Google says no!
Despite of the fact that I really wish to see Java moving forward, I really do feel more than sympathy with Google: On 2011-06-02 Google Inc. voted No with the following comment: While Google supports the technical content of this … Continue reading
Eclipse 3.7 and Java 7
As stated in bug 288548 Eclipse 3.7 will not support Java 7 (JSR-336). But that’s planned for 3.7.1: Due to late availability of JSR-292 (Invoke Dynamic) and JSR-334 (Project Coin) and due to the official release date (July 28, 2011) … Continue reading
Developer preview of JDK7 released
Oracle has released the developer preview of Java 7 (Download). According to Mark Reinhold, jointly responsible developer at Oracle, this build is ready to test it: We’ve run all tests on all supported platforms and haven’t found any glaring issues. … Continue reading
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Java 7 Closures nehmen Gestalt an
Hier einige Blogeinträge zur Implementierung von Projekt Lambda. Vorsicht, die Syntax ist noch nicht final. Aber da das JDK 7 im Herbst 2010 fertig sein soll, wird sich vermutlich nicht mehr allzu viel daran ändern. Brian Goetz über den aktuellen … Continue reading
