Who Will Buy Larry
Ellison's (World's
Largest) Megayacht?
mrs. j wrote: mr. david
geffin bought half of the
boat...larry ellison
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Mike Milinkovich,
executive director of the
Eclipse Foundation, has
been kind enough to
answer some questions for
Java Developer's Journal.
Rather than rattle off
the usual ones about the
name, about why Swing
wasn't used, or how much
influence IBM still has,
Mike has fielded
questions 
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lifecycle management
framework coming from
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source tools. Maven was
originally developed as a
framework to manage and
mitigate the complexities
of building the Jakarta
Turbine project and soon
became a core entity of t
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