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J2SE
Now that the pandora box is open, it is my turn to suggest a (possible worthless) change to the Java language: the semifinal modifier!
I'm facing an interesting situation using some sort of advanced (read: complex and ugly :-) generic mapping, where my code compiles on Eclipse but fails on Sun's javac. As I haven't blogged for a while, I decided to write about it.
Curious? Take a look in the code below...
Yesterday was really a "release day". Not only JWSDP and JDeveloper had new releases, but also JDK 1.4.2.
