Originally scheduled for October, Excelsior JET 7.6 is an interim release delivering improvements in application performance, scalability, and stability, and adding support for the latest versions of Java SE 6, Eclipse RCP, and Apache Tomcat.Learn what's new...
0 replies - 713 views - 09/20/11 by Dmitry Leskov in Announcements
Excelsior has released a Java SE 6u24 support add-on for its Excelsior JET JVM and AOT compiler. Also available are maintenance updates for the current and previous versions, incorporating stability fixes backported from the ongoing development branch.Details...
0 replies - 698 views - 06/06/11 by Dmitry Leskov in Announcements
Sometimes checked exceptions can be a problem. For instance, recently I tried to implement some common logic to retry failing network operations and it resulted in a kind of command pattern on which, as usual, the execute() method throws java.lang.Exception....
12 replies - 5938 views - 09/15/10 by Luigi Viggiano in Articles
I was terribly interested in getting my hands on this book since I'm
taking a formal course on Compilers and Interpreters at university and I
really wanted to know: What's the difference between...
0 replies - 6285 views - 06/03/10 by German Viscuso in Book Reviews
AFC 1.3.0 adds logging of intermediate cell values.
Abacus Formula Compiler (AFC) allows integrating calculations defined in spreadsheets into Java applications.
AFC compiles Excel or OpenOffice.org spreadsheet files into Java classes on the fly.
0 replies - 855 views - 08/03/09 by Vladimir Korenev in Announcements
The new release of the Java SE 6 implementation already known for its unique IP protection capabilities adds encryption of strings, reflection information, and resource files.
2 replies - 2402 views - 07/02/08 by Dmitry Leskov in Announcements
The GWT compiler is the fulcrum of GWT. The entire approach GWT takes, encapsulating browser differences and compiling JavaScript from Java, is made possible by the design and architecture of the compiler.
The GWT compiler compiles Java into JavaScript, but...
2 replies - 65186 views - 06/17/08 by Schalk Neethling in News
Nope, it's not a Java version of the limbo dance. Kohsuke Kawaguchi has done a clever writeup of a technique he learned for peeking down to the assembler level to see what his Java code gets translated into.
0 replies - 3484 views - 03/31/08 by Rick Ross in News
