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NetBeans, SPECjAppServer2004, Visual GC, ANT, JBoss and Demi Moore
Posted by ludo on April 21, 2005 at 04:35 PM | Comments (0)
That's
it, NetBeans 4.1 is now in Release
Candidate state. It means that
the code is frozen, and only a handful (or less) of bugs will be fixed.
To benefit from the out of the box experience in J2EE land, make sure
you download the co-bundle with the J2EE 1.4 Application Server. This
Application Server, in its standard edition, announced
today a Best-In-Class
Price/Performance result for the SPECjAppServer2004
benchmark.
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same day, the profiler
module team announced the support
for the Visual
GC tool from J2SE 5 or
6 (after a download of the jvmstat
technology). This tool can attach to an instrumented HotSpot JVM
and collects and graphically displays garbage collection, class
loader, and HotSpot compiler performance data. |
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On top on that, the
Java Swing team announced
a fix for a Swing issue that removes the 'flashing' redraw effect, and
makes NetBeans UI as responsive as native applications...As a
side effect, it also means that NetBeans 4.1 works like a charm with J2SE
6 builds. Of course you can
still create J2EE 1.4 compliant applications by selecting the correct
Source level, as seen in the attached image.
To conclude, if you want to know more about NetBeans 4.1, ANT
support, and Demi Moore, (and more, like http monitoring and
JBoss support), you have to read
this nice blog (Entry from 20050421).
Ludo
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