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For Java SE there are several JVM's available for running in production on x86:
IBM J9 Oracle JRockit - http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jrockit/index.html Apache Harmony - http://harmony.apache.org/ The one in OS X (if a Mac) which appears to...
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Plus advantages beyond speed, that the use....
-- Flaviu Cipcigan processors, so if you target one of the embedded processors, gcj may be your only choice.
Point unit in Java, then the IBM JVM would be a better choice than the Sun JVM.
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I'm a pretty experienced Java programmer that's been doing quite a bit of Win32 stuff in the last couple of years. Mainly I've been using VB6, but I really need to move to something better.
I've spent a month or so playing with Delphi 2009. I like the...
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Granted C++ Builder has builder because it has....
For Excel add-ins (as you mentioned in your comment) I would recommend Delphi over C++ don't mind the Delphi syntax, then for most things you will find it better.
Be a better choice.
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For historic reasons we have a mixture of
<xsl:output method="xml">
and
<xsl:output method="html">
and
<xsl:output method="xhtml">
inside an include-hierarchy of XSL files. Now we want to refactor so all XSL files use the same output...
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If, however you are using xslt 2.0 , might as well use xhtml , since that's what you are... .
As XHTML is an XML dialect, that's what I would use .
Wc3schools agree with this.
As far as I know, there is no method:xhtml to the xsl:output directive in xslt 1.0 .
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How much less libraries are there for Mono than for Java?
I lack the overview over both alternatives but I have pretty much freedom of choice for my next project. I'm looking for hard technical facts in the areas of
performance (for example, I'm told ...
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As a show case, there are some, and it lags ... .
Hence I'd suggest that Java is a better choice.
Java and .Net, debugs, profiles, etc.
Performance.
Java is a better choice for Cross-Platform development.
But you get the idea.
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We are setting up new QE testing server. I guess host OS will be win2008
Which vmware server to choose - 1.x or 2.x ?
A year ago I tried vmware 1 server with Win2008 and it did not work at all.
However, Vmware server 2 did not seem to have the handy vmware...
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This is the same client that....
V2 also includes the Virtual Infrastructure Client which you can use instead of the web access ( the client replaces the old console from v1) .
Windows Server 2008 is supported only in v2.
Vmware Server v2 can use v1 images.
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I have a large set of classic ASP pages to convert. I will be running a Mac OS X server 1.5.7. I can choose anything I want, within reason, but I am stuck between Ruby on Rails or the full J2EE stack and an ORM.
My main concern is the databases I have...
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If you, and your team, are better at ....
I think it depends on your skill level with each Ruby and Java .
In my limited experience, RoR works much better when you allow it to create the necessary database there is a "better" solution.
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Are the two events the same or are there differences that we should take note when coding the keyboard presses?
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If you on a document, but keydown would be better if it's a game where the user wants immediate effect.
Is a better choice for .NET."
You really have to think about how you want to respond to key presses.
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When I programin C#, there are times I need a strongly typed collection:
I often create a class that inherits from the ArrayList :
using System.Collections; public class Emails: ArrayList { public new Email this[int i] { get { return (Email)base[i]; }...
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A better idea is to implement ICollection<T> or IEnumerable<T> , and use the List<.
What you want.
You get strong typing and better performances to boot.
The generic List<T> instead.
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I have been an avid fan of lazy loading but yesterday I was talking with a fellow programmer who showed me another application and expressed how happy he was about the initial waiting time that the application takes (Android Marketplace to be precise)...
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Perceived responsiveness can even be better than actual responsiveness..
Not be underestimated.
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I am reading the article: Nine Options for Managing Persistent User State in Your ASP.NET Application by Steven A. Smith (Doesn't he host a show on ESPN?)
In the article, Steven makes the following statement: "When dealing with a single ASP.NET page, ...
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Not to mention there's a limited amount of space in the QueryString - limited to the maximum size of a URL (2048 bytes in IE, other browsers... .
I would imagine because the QueryString is part of the URI of the page - and thus can be tampered with by the user .
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