alguem sabe oq tem/terá de novidade no jdk 6.0(mustang)?
eita… calma, mal saiu o Tiger, hehehehe, acho q nem o JCP sabe ainda oq vai ter ou deixar de ter o Mustang… :lol:
mmpaulo,
Posso estar desatualizado, mas não ouvi falar deste Mustang.
Onde posso encontrar alguma informação sobre o mesmo.
[b]Valeu.
T+.[/b]
Green_Beret,
No próprio site da sun
Valeu cara,
Estarei dando uma olhada agora.
T+.
Mustang e assim que chamanda a norva versão do java que a 6, com lançamento para Junho ou Julho, E chamada assim pelo fato de confiarem tanto na nova versão, que afirman que vão desbanca o .Net concerteza n duvido disso tem que derrubar ele mesmo…o resto da uma olhada na sun e saiu um artigo foi na MundoJava ou na JavaMagazine mostrando as suas inovaçoes
falei isso so para nivel de conhecimento para saber mas ou menos do que se trata
blz
Até agora não existe nada de concreto sobre os novos recursos do Mustang.
As versões de testes lançadas até agora trazem somente melhoramentos na implementação das APIs do Java e ainda contém muitos bugs. Além disso ainda vai levar uns dois anos até o lançamento.
No java.net já foi aberto o fórum do Mustang, onde é possível discutir e sugerir novos recursos e melhoramentos e saber das novidades:
Mustang
Ja podemos explorar os novos recursos ao fazer o download dos arquivos, no
modelo Java Research License (JRL), a partir do Java.net atraves do link
principal do projeto em https://j2se.dev.java.net/index.html
Vejam abaixo uma parte dos comentarios que estavam disponiveis neste link no
final de Janeiro de 2005:
Toward the end of the development cycle for J2SE 5.0, Sun made available to the
public several "snapshot" releases of the weekly binary JDK builds. These
snapshots allowed developers access to the latest fixes and changes made to J2SE
5.0 after the public Beta release, but before the final General Availability
release. Response from the developer community was tremendous.
Building on that enthusiasm, Sun is expanding the snapshot concept for the next
major J2SE release, code named "Mustang". Snapshot releases will be available
much sooner in the development cycle. Doing so will afford developers the
earliest, most comprehensive access to date of the next major J2SE release.
Some things to note:
* These releases are only lightly tested before being made available, so there
is relatively more risk of something being seriously wrong.
* You might find enhancements and changes vary from snapshot to snapshot as the
development cycle progresses. Features and functions in these snapshots are not
necessarily committed to the final product.
* Only the JDK binary and source bundles are provided.
* Documentation is very limited.
* If you're risk averse or inexperienced, snapshot releases should probably be
avoided. Sun recommends waiting for a beta release or later.
Please use the Project Feedback forum if you have suggestions for or encounter
issues with using the Mustang snapshots.
If you find bugs in a snapshot release, please submit them using the usual J2SE
bug reporting channels, not with the Issue tracker accompanying this project. Be
sure to include complete version information from the output of the java
-version command. Texto extraido do Boletim do DFJUG
Ja podemos explorar os novos recursos ao fazer o download dos arquivos, no
modelo Java Research License (JRL), a partir do Java.net atraves do link
principal do projeto em https://j2se.dev.java.net/index.html
Vejam abaixo uma parte dos comentarios que estavam disponiveis neste link no
final de Janeiro de 2005:
Toward the end of the development cycle for J2SE 5.0, Sun made available to the
public several "snapshot" releases of the weekly binary JDK builds. These
snapshots allowed developers access to the latest fixes and changes made to J2SE
5.0 after the public Beta release, but before the final General Availability
release. Response from the developer community was tremendous.
Building on that enthusiasm, Sun is expanding the snapshot concept for the next
major J2SE release, code named "Mustang". Snapshot releases will be available
much sooner in the development cycle. Doing so will afford developers the
earliest, most comprehensive access to date of the next major J2SE release.
Some things to note:
* These releases are only lightly tested before being made available, so there
is relatively more risk of something being seriously wrong.
* You might find enhancements and changes vary from snapshot to snapshot as the
development cycle progresses. Features and functions in these snapshots are not
necessarily committed to the final product.
* Only the JDK binary and source bundles are provided.
* Documentation is very limited.
* If you're risk averse or inexperienced, snapshot releases should probably be
avoided. Sun recommends waiting for a beta release or later.
Please use the Project Feedback forum if you have suggestions for or encounter
issues with using the Mustang snapshots.
If you find bugs in a snapshot release, please submit them using the usual J2SE
bug reporting channels, not with the Issue tracker accompanying this project. Be
sure to include complete version information from the output of the java
-version command. Texto extraido do Boletim do DFJUG