Java thread question
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how about Bianca's secret daily blog :-O Steve
Errr... are you joking or does she really have a secret blog? :~ Cheers, Vikram.
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Christian Graus wrote: There's no Java forum here. There is but hidden, just like how aliens in Area51 are. :~ Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
Weiye Chen wrote: There is but hidden, ... maybe because nobody is interested anymore in this Java techie... I mean, for the future, not for maintenance, of course. :)
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You just made a grave mistake by disclosing that. :| They are hidden for a reason, just like why the aliens are hidden in Area51. :~ Weiye Chen Life is hard, yet we are made of flesh...
Weiye Chen wrote: They are hidden for a reason Of course, even googling for them didn't reveal them... :laugh::laugh: So, the reason is behind of us...
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Yeah, you're the third one to tell me. The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Christian Graus wrote: how many other hidden forums are there ... there are also some good articles, but seems nobody can found them anymore. Probably only Java-based browsers get access, or who know... :cool:
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My understand is that Sun sued Microsoft initially because Microsoft extended Java in with JVM. They made changes which meant that J++ would compile code that wouldn't run on other platforms. Something like that. Unlike Microsoft with C#, Sun do not allow Java to be subject to an external standards process ( although I'd say this is the main reason C# does it ), and they sued to control their language. Microsoft made changes to make Java more useful, Sun sued because they wanted the language to remain cross platform in every implimentation. Microsoft removed the JVM because they didn't like getting sued, I reckon. Microsoft supports Java, I run a JVM on this XP Pro machine. They just don't ship it as standard anymore. Good luck. A google of 'Java Forum' gives a lot of hits, surely somethign there is worthwhile ? Are the USENET forums still in much use ? I got heaps of newsgroup support when I started in c++, they were buzzing back then. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Christian Graus wrote: A google of 'Java Forum' gives a lot of hits ... lot of forums, but no one hidden!!!... ;)
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My understand is that Sun sued Microsoft initially because Microsoft extended Java in with JVM. They made changes which meant that J++ would compile code that wouldn't run on other platforms. Something like that. Unlike Microsoft with C#, Sun do not allow Java to be subject to an external standards process ( although I'd say this is the main reason C# does it ), and they sued to control their language. Microsoft made changes to make Java more useful, Sun sued because they wanted the language to remain cross platform in every implimentation. Microsoft removed the JVM because they didn't like getting sued, I reckon. Microsoft supports Java, I run a JVM on this XP Pro machine. They just don't ship it as standard anymore. Good luck. A google of 'Java Forum' gives a lot of hits, surely somethign there is worthwhile ? Are the USENET forums still in much use ? I got heaps of newsgroup support when I started in c++, they were buzzing back then. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Christian Graus wrote: My understand is that Sun sued Microsoft initially because Microsoft extended Java in with JVM. Personally i think there were other thinks as well that made SUN agry. At the time microsoft's JVM was a faster than SUN's and the compiler were a lot lot faster! How would it seem if every developer were using microsoft's emplementation and tools for java?
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I'm new here, and I'm mainly focusing on Java at the moment. I'm having a hard time finding a Java thread here. Is there one, or can you suggest another site that I can participate in? Thanks.
www.codeguru.com has a Java forum http://www.codeguru.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=5[^] Kevin
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Yeah, you're the third one to tell me. The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Christian Graus wrote: The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? BTW, is there a (hidden) C++ forum at CP? I mean, pure C++, not Visual-, MFC-, STL-, ATL-, CLI-, ... C++. :confused:
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Christian Graus wrote: The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? BTW, is there a (hidden) C++ forum at CP? I mean, pure C++, not Visual-, MFC-, STL-, ATL-, CLI-, ... C++. :confused:
:laugh::laugh: C++ has no reason to be hidden here, so, I suppose pure C++ forum does not exist.
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I'm new here, and I'm mainly focusing on Java at the moment. I'm having a hard time finding a Java thread here. Is there one, or can you suggest another site that I can participate in? Thanks.
dxfoo wrote: Is there one, or can you suggest another site that I can participate in? This site has pretty knowledgeable people, although the ranch theme is really weird: http://www.javaranch.com/[^] You can usually find and answer to any programming or IT question on this site, but it has a weird point system: http://www.experts-exchange.com/[^] Good Hunting :)
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dxfoo wrote: Is there one, or can you suggest another site that I can participate in? This site has pretty knowledgeable people, although the ranch theme is really weird: http://www.javaranch.com/[^] You can usually find and answer to any programming or IT question on this site, but it has a weird point system: http://www.experts-exchange.com/[^] Good Hunting :)
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Yeah, you're the third one to tell me. The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Yeah, you're the third one to tell me. The big question is, how many other hidden forums are there ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
I found this one: http://www.codeproject.com/script/comments/forums.asp?forumid=1652[^]
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