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Java auch in Zukunft kostenlos! – Ein Überblick über die Alternativen
Im ersten Blog-Post dieser Serie über die neuen Lizenzmodelle von Java haben wir bereits gesehen, dass der JDK von Oracle nun zumindest beim Betrieb in der Produktion mit Kosten verbunden ist. Lediglich für Entwicklung und Test darf der OracleJDK weiterhin kostenlos verwendet werden. In diesem Blog-Post möchten wir daher einen Überblick über die möglichen Alternativen geben und klären wann welche Alternative die richtige ist. Continue reading
Oracle Changes Release Numbering Scheme for Java SE
In a news bulletin Oracle recently announced that they will change the version numbering scheme for the next upcoming releases of the JDK. The new scheme will affect the way that update release numbers are assigned for all upcoming releases … Continue reading
Posted in Did you know?, Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud
Tagged java, jdk, Numbering Scheme, oracle
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End of Public Updates for Java SE 6
Not surprising at all, but… It’s important for developers and systems administrators to either make the transition over to Java SE 7 or to work with Oracle to get updates via the Java SE Support program. Have you updated to Java SE 7? … Continue reading
Examples for Design Patterns in Java
Looking for some java based examples for the implementation of design patterns? Just take a look at some design patterns in the JDK itself!
Mac, Java and how to shoot at your own feet while running…
Here a short update on the Java-Mac deprecation topic. There are a few interesting links on the web, you can checkout some of them at dzone.com. Best read I found on the topic explains why “Desktop Java is a ruinously expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Java EE, Java Runtimes - VM, Appserver & Cloud, Politics
Tagged Apple, java, jdk, webobjects
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