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Wicket + Swing == hmmm...interesting...
My grade-school friend Jonathan Locke, who is the creator of Wicket sent me a fascinating brainstorm the other day. Particularly in light of all of the hoo-hah around AJAX these days, I asked him for the OK to blog it. Here's what he had to say... —
Tim Boudreau
When and why are interoperability fests useful?
Interoperability fests/workshops have become very popular recently, particularly in the area of Web Services. However, they are more widely useful and should be an active part of a developer's testing arsenal whilst building relevant systems, rather than an afterthought as is often the case. —
Mark Little
Notes from SDForum's Interoperability event
The SDForum hosted an Interoperability Forum featuring Anne Thomas Manes, Graham Hamilton, Prateek Mishra, Kim Cameron and others. Here are my notes on the event. I particularly liked the discussion of the level at which one should program web service - the language level or the XML level. —
Harold Carr
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Whats CHA?
In the past there have been some very interesting publications about hotspot (however since 2000 its unfourtunatly totally quiet ) and I found some papers which talk about the inlineing capabilities of hotspot.It mentions that most methods can be inlined thanks to CHA. But whats that? I guess its CH-Analysis but what's CH? Another interesting question for me is wether hotspot also inlines static methods, since all benchmark show that static method invocation is slower than a "normal" one. —
Re: Eliminate specifying maximum memory limit
I don't think elimating Xmx is a good idea - it'll give Java applications the possibility to engulf enough memory would start to hinder other processes; this happens with non-Java applications, and is not a desirable behaviour as far as I'm concerned. —
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