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J2SE
What, if anything, talked about on Day 1 of JavaOne 2008 was of any import to Java developers?
The ever interesting Java Puzzlers session is always a hit but also shows the nasty reality that the C++ disease has fully infected Java.
Where's Apple at JavaOne?
Sun has officially released Java v1.5.0.
Sam Pullara has done some work to make it easier for people to play with some of the Java v1.5 features on Mac OS X systems.
Gilad Bracha's tutorial on Java Generics support in Java v1.5 is now available.
Sun has officially released the first beta of J2SE v1.5.
The alpha release of the J2SE v1.5.0 SDK is now available directly from Sun but remember to get the latest version of the JSR-166 Concurrency library code.
Two articles on exception handling in Java.
Who in their right mind schedules Doug Lea's talk for the smallest
room in the building?
