jdk7
Overhauling the Java UTF-8 charset
By Christine Dorffi at 16 March, 2009, 7:24 pm
Sun engineer Xueming Shen talks about why the UTF-8 charset implementation in JDK 7 now rejects non-shortest-form UF-8 byte sequences, and why you should embrace the change. Two words: security and performance.
Read More >>Overhauling the Java UTF-8 charset
By Christine Dorffi at 16 March, 2009, 7:24 pm
Sun engineer Xueming Shen talks about why the UTF-8 charset implementation in JDK 7 now rejects non-shortest-form UF-8 byte sequences, and why you should embrace the change. Two words: security and performance.
Read More >>Overhauling the Java UTF-8 charset
By Christine Dorffi at 16 March, 2009, 5:24 pm
Sun engineer Xueming Shen talks about why the UTF-8 charset implementation in JDK 7 now rejects non-shortest-form UF-8 byte sequences, and why you should embrace the change. Two words: security and performance.
Read More >>Closing a URLClassLoader
By Christine Dorffi at 11 March, 2009, 11:05 pm
Sun engineer Michael McMahon describes the new close() method in URLClassLoader, It effectively invalidates the loader, so that no new classes can be loaded from it. It also closes any JAR files that were opened by the loader.
Read More >>Closing a URLClassLoader
By Christine Dorffi at 11 March, 2009, 11:05 pm
Sun engineer Michael McMahon describes the new close() method in URLClassLoader, It effectively invalidates the loader, so that no new classes can be loaded from it. It also closes any JAR files that were opened by the loader.
Read More >>Closing a URLClassLoader
By Christine Dorffi at 11 March, 2009, 9:05 pm
Sun engineer Michael McMahon describes the new close() method in URLClassLoader, It effectively invalidates the loader, so that no new classes can be loaded from it. It also closes any JAR files that were opened by the loader.
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