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J2SE
Why it's worth being a little paranoid about what your IoC container does in a multi-threaded environment.
What is a character? With the introduction of supplementary characters in Java 1.5 things aren't quite as simple as they once were.
Four years since it was last published, the JLS 3rd edition (which rolls up all the language changes from Java 1.4 and 1.5) is available for "maintenance review".
