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Friday June 27, 2003

RE: J2SE 1.4.2 Released!

Thanks to Karl for tipping me off that JDK 1.4.2 has been released. [Download, Release Notes] Of course, I never would've known, except java.blogs told me. I downloaded, installed and changed my $JAVA_HOME to point to this sucker, then ran all my unit tests (flawlessly). It looks pretty damn good to me - just like an upgrade should be. Now where's J2EE 1.4?!

It doesn't look like Apple pulled off the simultaneous release it was hoping to. BTW, I've been doing a fair amount of development on my Mac lately with Eclipse 3.0 M1 - it's getting much, much better. Steve - if you release a 2 GHz PowerBook - I'll work overtime to buy that sucker.

Posted in Java at Jun 27 2003, 10:00:20 AM MDT 1 Comment
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I don't see bug #4724129 (memory leak) fixed anywhere...

Posted by T on June 30, 2003 at 01:23 AM MDT #

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