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Norbert Truchsess

Having started programming as a 14 year old in the early 80th I've done lots of things with computers. Starting from manually coding bits'n bytes going through a long period of C/C++ that accompanied my student-life at the University of Wuerzburg where I got my degree in Physics in 1993. This period extended through the first few years of work which included some years of work with the millions lines of code of Lotus Domino. In the late 90'th I finally I became addicted to Java and J2EE programming, wrote my own JSP-container and became member of JSTL-expert group (JSR52). Currenty I'm focused on bringing the best of JSF and AJAX together. For contributing quite some lines of code to project jMaki SUN awarded me a glassfish-champion-award at Java One 2007. Other projects that I'm interested in to contribute to are dynafaces and facelets.

 

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where is the Tree in java.util.Collections?

Posted by ntruchsess on October 19, 2007 at 6:09 AM PDT

I allways wandered why there's no generic api defined for trees under the umbrella of java.util.Collections api. And every time I needet to handle tree-structured data I ended up writing quite the same code with slight modifications once again. So I recently started to create an API that is both generic and powerfull enough to never again write a line of code just to handle objects that are organized in graphs.

Please read through the javadoc and tell me your thoughts!

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