There's an interesting article over at
Dr Dobbs about the new Garbage
First collector, scheduled for prime time
in JDK 7, and currently available to try out as an optional
collector in the Java SE 6 update releases. Published experiences
with this new memory management technique for Java are rare, though some
have had good results.
The article examines
in some detail the algorithms used in this
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Today is Day Two for the new java.net infrastructure...
Mario Fusco writes that lambdaj 2.0 brings (almost) real closures to Java: "Closures represent probably the most important feature that is missing in the tools box of each Java programmer. Some of them don't feel (or don't understand) the need of closures, while some other does and probably..."
Adam Bien posted NetBeans 6.8m1 + Wicket - First Smoke Test: "1. Wicket Plugin is not available from the Plugin Manager for Netbeans 6.8m1 yet. You have to download it directly. 2. The download (http://plugins.netbeans.org/PluginPortal/, search for Wicket) and installation are easy..."
So I'm taking the chance of this event for my first blog post with the new Java.Net infrastructure. It sounds as there have been issues yesterday, but I was on a cultural/gastronomic tour in Val d'Orcia and I only worked with my netbook for writing down some offline documentation - and today it sounds as most of the problems have been fixed. Well, I suppose I'll know that when I push...
A new version of GlassFish Tools Bundle for Eclipse (ver 1.1) was recently
released. The build contains
Eclipse 3.4.2 IDE with WTP Java EE support
GlassFish v2.1 pre-registered and configured
GlassFish v3 Prelude pre-registered and configured
JavaDB sample database pre-registered and configured
GlassFish Plugin (1.0.29)
MySQL JDBC driver registered to the IDE
Maven m2 plugins...
GlassFish
Monitoring allows you to monitor the state of various runtime
components of the application server. This information is used to
identify performance bottlenecks and tuning the system for optimal
performance, to aid capacity planning, to predict failures, to do root
cause analysis in case of failures and sometimes to just ensure that
everything is functioning as expected.
GlassFish...
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Related Linksjava.net Pollsjava.net CommunitiesSpotlightsDanny Coward invites us to participate in a Deep Dive on JDK 7: "The Janitor joined Ed Ort for a Deep Dive on JDK 7, check it out here. Really given how much is going into JDK 7, its perhaps more of a flyover and swoop, but, if you need to catch up with the plan, take a look."
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