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Sun released another early-access version of the JSR 14 "Generics for Java" implementation recently, and can be found at http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/adding_generics/. (The main JDC page claims that the last release was 1.2, on March 21; that's incorrect. If you click through the link to the URL above, it reads as 1.3, released on October 30.)
Using the 1.3 release is a bit awkward, since the release itself ships as two .jar files, one for the compiler and another for the java.util Collection classes (properly genericized). This means, unfortunately, that you'll need to put the javac.jar compiler code somewhere in the bootclasspath of the javac.exe tool when you run it, and reference the collect.jar as part of the bootclasspath when you compile and run the resulting code. The 1.3 release ships with some UNIX and Win32 script/batch files to help ease this pain, but if you're planning to do any serious work with the release, I'd suggest just writing your own quick-and-dirty JNI Invocation launcher to get all the options in the right place; details on how to do so can be found in a variety of different JNI books, as well as my own (now horribly outdated) Server-Based Java Programming. If I get around to it, I'll write one myself and post it here.
One nice thing about the JSR EA implementation is that once you get past the compilation phase (and if you don't use any of the generic collection classes in collect.jar), you can run the compiled code on preexisting VMs–there's no structural changes to the code made when compiling generics into standard Java classes. So, for example, taking this code:
class Generic{ T data; public Generic(T d) { data = d; } } public class GenTest { public static void main(String[] args) { Generic gs = new Generic ("Hello, world"); System.out.println(gs.data); } }
and compiling it in the genericized Javac (which I'll call gjavac from here on out) yields "Generic.class" and "GenTest.class".
One of the goals for the JSR 14 was "designed to be fully backwards compatible with the current language, making the transition from non-generic to generic programming very easy." Part of this means that there can be no structural changes to the underlying JVM that will be used to execute the code. (This is in direct contrast to the Gyro release from Microsoft–it patches the CLR to recognize generic types within the runtime. This pretty accurately reflects the differences in philosophy between Sun and Microsoft–Sun believes in "one language", and Microsoft believes in "multiple languages".) Sure enough, if we disassemble the compiled Generic class, we see
Compiled from GenTest.java class Generic extends java.lang.Object { java.lang.Object data; public Generic(java.lang.Object); } Method Generic(java.lang.Object) 0 aload_0 1 invokespecial #1 <Method java.lang.Object()> 4 aload_0 5 aload_1 6 putfield #2 <Field java.lang.Object data> 9 return
As you can see, the underlying data type for "data", which was represented in the source as the type variable "T", is a java.lang.Object reference. Similarly, using the parameterized Generic behaves much as you'd expect (once again, consulting javap for a bytecode disassembly):
Compiled from GenTest.java public class GenTest extends java.lang.Object { public GenTest(); public static void main(java.lang.String[]); } Method GenTest() 0 aload_0 1 invokespecial #1 <Method java.lang.Object()> 4 return Method void main(java.lang.String[]) 0 new #2 <Class Generic> 3 dup 4 ldc #3 <String "Hello, world"> 6 invokespecial #4 <Method Generic(java.lang.Object)> 9 astore_1 10 getstatic #5 <Field java.io.PrintStream out> 13 aload_1 14 getfield #6 <Field java.lang.Object data> 17 checkcast #7 <Class java.lang.String> 20 invokevirtual #8 <Method void println(java.lang.String)> 23 return
The "smoking gun", as it were, is on disassembly lines 14 and 17: the runtime will retrieve the data as an Object, then cast it down to a String (the parameterized type) at runtime. In short, the code is no different than if you'd written it "the long way" yourself–all the type-safety is being checked at compile-time, much as C++ does.
The key thing is to realize that, despite what my earlier post about JSR 14 may have implied, the generics-in-Java effort is not stalled or dead, and with any luck we'll see a release before JDK 1.5 goes out the door. In the meantime, I encourage you to play with the early access release, and offer feedback to the JSR 14 team about what you think of it.
And so now the race continues. Which environment will be the first with generics, Java or .NET?

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I have a 01 sub. 4wd with a bent rear frame. Chevy says you can only get the whole frame. I was wondering what kind of metal the frame is made of High Strength Steel or what. Chevy doesnt know and not sure how to tell. Any help would be great.
07-29-2008, 06:27 PM #2how bent is the frame? might contact a frame shop as they might know what metal it is....mike
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07-29-2008, 07:30 PM #3Didnt they start Hydro Forming the rails a few years back? If so it would be hard to match the factory bends and get it straight. Even without Hydroforming it'd be hard. The best bet would be like Mike said and take it to a frame shop.
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NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A Chinese national acknowledged Thursday that he was the mastermind of an international smuggling operation that illegally transported more than $4 million in rhinoceros horns and elephant ivory from the U.S. to China over the last several years.
Zhifei Li, 29, of Shandong, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Newark to 11 counts including conspiracy, smuggling, illegal wildlife trafficking and making fake documents. Each of seven smuggling counts carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence. Li's sentencing is scheduled for April.
"Rhino horn can sell for more than gold and is just as rare, but rhino horn and elephant ivory are more than mere commodities," Acting Assistant Attorney General Dreher said in a statement. "Each illegally traded horn or tusk represents a dead animal, poaching, bribery, smuggling and organized crime."
All species of the rhinoceros are protected under U.S. and international law, and international trade in rhino horns and elephant ivory has been regulated since the mid-1970s. Elephant herds in Africa have been critically depleted over the years by ivory hunters.
According to court documents, Li paid a Long Island City antiques dealer for horns that had been acquired by two other people based in northern New Jersey and Miami and Ormond Beach, Fla. One of the sources for the horns was a wildlife auction business in Missouri. The horns were allegedly shipped to Hong Kong and then mainland China wrapped in duct tape and hidden in porcelain vases.
Federal investigators began focusing on Li two years ago, after a confidential informant sold two raw rhino horns to a middleman at the Vince Lombardi rest stop on the New Jersey Turnpike. The horns, which had been supplied by the government, were then sold to the Long Island City antiques dealer.
The U.S. Attorney's Office estimated the total value of the horns, plus other smuggled objects made from the horns and from illegally obtained elephant ivory, was about $4.5 million.
The Long Island dealer, Qiang Wang, was sentenced to 37 months in prison two weeks ago in New York.


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From music to documents to applications, and everything in between, the ability to access our 'stuff' anywhere we go on any device is an extremely attractive proposition.
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Yesterday, we attended the Amazon Web Services Summit in New York where Dr Werner Vogels, CTO, Amazon, gave the keynote speech highlighting how cloud services will transform how we do business.
Though some critics think cloud services may have unforeseen challenges, Vogals somewhat salesy keynote also had representatives of companies using Amazon cloud services come to the stage to say why the cloud is enabling their businesses to do things they could never do before.
As these (and most) businesses are discovering, a data revolution is taking place. The amount of information we need to process, map and store is growing at exponential rates. So in comes cloud services.
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From infrastructure-as-a-service (Iaas) all the way up to software-as-a-service (SaaS), more and more companies are heading into the cloud.
There are plenty of good reasons. Using a cloud offering can often reduce a company's technology capex, and pay-as-you-go pricing is an attractive proposition for companies burned in the past by large, expensive technology initiatives.
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According to a report from research firm DeepField Networks, Amazon's AWS cloud now powers 1% of the internet. If this number is anywhere close to accurate, it's a stunning figure, particularly when one considers that Amazon started as an online retailer of books.
But Amazon's cloud ambitions are huge, and in an effort to grow its cloud even more, Amazon today launched the AWS Marketplace, a one-stop shop for AWS customers to, with a single click, purchase and deploy cloud servers running the software they need.
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Amazon's AWS cloud already has one of the broadest sets of offerings and the ecommerce giant continues to expand the services it offers with today's launch of a new AWS service, CloudSearch.
Based on the search technology that powers search on Amazon.com, CloudSearch, as the name implies, is a cloud-based, fully managed search facility.
by Patricio Robles 12 April 2012 14:42pm 0 comments
Cloud computing may arguably be the biggest computing advance in the 21st century. And for good reason: thanks to the cloud, a good amount of the staggering computing power that's coming online is available to just about everyone.
But like all good things, the cloud is often the subject of hype and its advantages can be oversold.
by Patricio Robles 02 April 2012 20:27pm 3 comments
Amazon isn't just the world's largest ecommerce company. Thanks to its Amazon Web Services (AWS) offering, Amazon has become the 800 pound gorilla of cloud computing.
It's a role it shows no intention of relinquishing.
by Patricio Robles 10 March 2012 00:34am 0 comments
There are numerous differences between Apple's content ecosystem and Google's. One of the biggest: through iTunes, Apple offers a unified and arguably superior experience. Whatever you're looking for, be it music, apps or books, can be purchased and downloaded in a single place.
This apparently hasn't been lost on Google, which today announced that it's combining Android Market, Google Music and the Google eBookstore into a single entity dubbed Google Play.
by Patricio Robles 06 March 2012 21:30pm 2 comments
When it comes to the cloud, Amazon has fast become an 800 pound gorilla thanks to Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Sure, it's had some problems, but thanks to the breadth and depth of its offering, and its pricing, Amazon continues to be the go-to choice for many companies looking to put their applications in the cloud.
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Cloud computing may be significantly changing the way many companies do business on the internet, but it isn't perfect.
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Pence, a reliably conservative member of Congress, will lead an administration with fellow Republicans controlling the Indiana Senate and the state's House of Representatives.
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"I wouldn't presume on that at all," he said. "Legislators have earned the right to advance the ideas that they were elected to advance. And, we're going to do everything we can to bring forward the ideas that we ran on in our Roadmap for Indiana."
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Whats happened to the omnibus edition and why can't Channel 5 help out with the odd announcment on it?
where is omnibus edition
Why is there a cushion in the men's shed? I thought it was supposed to be devoid of all feminine touches. ;-)
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Rhys is so horrible. He just can't resist sniping at everyone, can he?
I'm confused as to why people who get pregnant in soaps, that don't really want the baby don't just get an abortion? Surely a soap that tries to tackle "real life" issues should cover that? The first thing you'd do if you got pregnant after a 1 night stand is get rid of it! It's not rocket science.
Gillian - be considerate for once, stop posting spoilers. We know you're the fountain of all Neighbour knowledge, so now I've acknowledged this can you think of others?
Anyone know what time and day neighbours omnibus is on this week ,i just cant find it on my tv guide
Tash trying to get a job at least shes trying to step up to the plate, but really that wont be enough to pay for her fashion appetite. Wish Tash could just get in the real world and not expect to find a job 1st time!
And can some one please explain how a part time bar job can pay all the mortage/rent of a house, bills and food??
Wow Tash! Just when you thought she couldn't get any worse! Excuse me, Tash, what right have you got to tell anyone else not to go for a job just because you want it? Welcome to the real world. I'm amazed someone as self centred and shallow as that still manages to have friends, Chris really is a doormat to her.
GillianH81: please stop posting spoilers in the comments every few episodes, it should be up to us if we read spoilers not have it posted right under the episide where we can't miss it. If you want to read them kindly keep them to yourself
i wear this episode is old were is the new one, i was on when vennasa went to the hospital and didn't went to lucas just by herelf.
I wish people would stop going on at Channel 5 about problems with the video, it's embarrassing: It's not Channel 5, people, it's either your Internet connection or your hardware not supporting the software.
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i'm confused cause i thought we saw Sonya with a positive pregnancy test a while ago?
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Far too many stories of impregnation...ew...plus there's some idea that 30 is make or break time with having a baby...! Neighbours you are panicking all 30 somethings out there! Wasn't Lyn in her late 40's?
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Study First Received: | February 26, 2007 |
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Great Tarp
By camper
from montpelier, ID
About Me Casual/ Recreational
Comments about HFT 19 ft. x 29 ft. 4 in. Camouflage Tarp:
Seemed a little thin when it arrived. I covered my camp trailer with the tarp and it has held up all winter even thru the high winds we had. Tarp is still in great shape so I will use it again next winter.
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19 X 29 Camo Tarp
By Grizz
from Northwest Florida
This camo tarp seems to be a few mils thinner than the silver variety. But surprisingly it seems to be less affected by the sun which generally is responsible for breaking down the plastic in the tarp.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Good tarp for the money, not super
By Skipper Dad
from NW Arkansas
I stretched this tarp over a frame to cover my boat, used clamps instead of the grommets and used a fabric cord to keep it from billowing in the wind. It held well for about 6 months with only a little chafing but after the first snow it has started to tear at the contact points. It's great tarp for the price but should probably have more support to keep it together.
you'll get 6 months
By lowzone
from rochelle park NJ
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you get a 6 months out of it before it just falls apart from UV damage. where its folded under is like brand new. Anything that the sun touches, will just crumble. For outdoor use, NO recommended unless you get some sort of UV protector on it...otherwise its good for indoor or 6 months only...
so not happy
By kristen
from rhode island
got this tarp to cover my wood pile. I covered it alright, just didn't protect it from snow.I bought this in Nov 2013 and it is porous. The snow seeps through onto the wood. Useless
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Not recommended
By littlbear222
from North Florida
About Me Professional/Guide
Bought several. Worn in some spots, out of package. Some stuck to package and ripped. Very thin construction out of weak materials.
By TOOL AND DIE GUY
from MI
(1 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Rotted is Short Order
By JQH
from Forney, Texas
Purchased this tarp 4 months ago to cover my 20' boat restoration project and protect in from rain. The entire top side that faces the sun is completely rotted and falling aprt in this short amount of time. You can push your finger through the rotted fabric with virtually zero effort. The tarp is heavy and gives all indication of a quality product. My findings is it does not hold up to sun or weather exposure. With it failing in 4 months, I rate this as a very, very poor porduct.
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