Thu Jun 07 16:50:22 GMT 2012
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A dirty issue from Java Perference API
java.util.prefs.BackingStoreException: Couldn't get file lock.
at java.util.prefs.FileSystemPreferences.sync(FileSystemPreferences.java:715)
at java.util.prefs.FileSystemPreferences.flush(FileSystemPreferences.java:807)
at com.macquarie.st.adapter.rda.STServer.preparePrefs(STServer.java:501)
at com.macquarie.st.adapter.rda.STServer.start(STServer.java:120)
at com.macquarie.st.commons.core.runtime.STMain.start(STMain.java:170)
at com.macquarie.st.commons.core.runtime.STMain.main(STMain.java:50)
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Sun Sep 18 16:41:52 GMT 2011
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Develop with real-time Java, Create applications with predictable response times -
http://www.ibm.com[..]/training/kp/j-kp-rtj/index.html?ca=drs-
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Mon Sep 10 16:19:46 GMT 2007
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If class A is subclass of B, then
B.isAssignableFrom(new A()) == true, and, new A().getClass() == B.class
However, when you object is generated using proxy tool like CGLIB
B.isAssignableFrom(new A()) == true, and, new A().getClass() != B.class
http://www.systemmobile.com/wp/?p=189
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Wed Feb 14 07:28:56 GMT 2007
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Tutorial of service loader, which is more easy and clear to define and use the service of a jar -
http://www.javaspecialists.co.za/archive/newsletter.do?issue=139
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Mon Nov 28 10:04:16 GMT 2005
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In my own development, I find that delegates implementing interfaces are more useful than those using invoke. The buildRunnable method is especially useful. In Swing programming, where large numbers of Runnables are needed to pass control to the swing thread, the ability to turn methods into Runnables is particularly useful. Delegates allow me to largely eliminate the need for anonymous inner classes, improving the readability of my code.
http://www.onjava.com/lpt/a/3772
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Mon Nov 28 09:58:20 GMT 2005
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javaworld articles archive in java-channels: Selected from communities, most with comment
http://www.java-channel.org/query.jsp?host=www.javaworld.com
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