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Friday Java Quiz: Know Your JDK
Haven't had one of these for a while. I was busy doing other things. Since it's been so long, I'll pose an easy quiz today: Q: What does the following command print? weiqi@gao /opt/jdk1.7.0_04/bin...
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The last article I wrote for OCI's online newsletter Java News Brief (JNB) was Six JDK Classes You Think You Know, which several readers have told me was fun. That was the last article in the JNB series. The following month, the series began its ...
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Oracle announced the EOL (end of life) for JavaFX 1.2 and 1.3 36 days ago: javafx4you: Today, we are announcing that JavaFX 1.2 and JavaFX 1.3 will reach end of life (EOL) on December 20, 2012. More specifically, the Oracle server providing access to ...

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Re: Running 32-bit JavaFX 2.1 Beta SDK On 64-bit Ubuntu 11.10
Since a 64-bit Linux version of the JavaFX 2.2 SDK Developer Preview is available from Oracle now, there is no longer a need to follow this blog post to get JavaFX going on 64-bit Linux systems.
Re: Running 32-bit JavaFX 2.1 Beta SDK On 64-bit Ubuntu 11.10
The movie plays from this page. I have the Pro JavaFX book and downloaded the examples. I have the same movie. Same Ubunut that you have, I followed along with this blog, downloading the .deb files and made the SymLinks. I've got the nVidia card. From ...
Re: Running 32-bit JavaFX 2.1 Beta SDK On 64-bit Ubuntu 11.10
Thank you for info. A little hard to establish. samples folder need to throw it into the folder where the sdk. I wish with the help of an installer automatically install.

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Is Google The Most Popular Search Engine?

If you search for the phrase "Search Engines" on Google, Google comes up as the fifth hit. I thought Google is the most popular search engine in the world. Apparently not, even according to Google!

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