An Interview with God

An Interview with God: http://www.ikfk.de/interview.html (2004/12/29 04:00:52) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Fasten (2004/12/29 04:00:52) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:Fasten (2004/12/29 04:00:52) http://homepage.mac.com/bfastenrath/interview.html (2004/12/29 04:00:52) -

Re: Future JDK features 2 items

method pointers? closures? Is anybody going to suggest self-modifying java assembler code as a language feature? Is the goal to break Java and render it useless? In my opinion we can live without closures. You didn't have to attach "for a bit longer". Jim Moore wrote: The way that most modern lan

Re: FW: RE: Future JDK features 2 items

Dan Lydick wrote: <>From: Danny Angus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/ Ok don't flame me... "Method pointers" But still, be sure to watch for flames from the Purist Society! They _do_ have a point, ya know. I *know* it is possible to accomplish all the delegation one might want by using polymo

future JDK features: CHARVA

CHARVA awt+swing as selectable features of the JRE and as default in Unix environments without a DISPLAYvariable. ( http://www.pitman.co.za/projects/charva/ ) -- www.citizens-initiative.org

future JDK features: root jail

A root jail mechanism, maybe related to the isolate JSR would be handy. ( http://www.acmqueue.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=170 ) The root jail could allow to chroot(2) an isolate and/or run the I/O of native subprocesses through a Java SecurityManager, using a user mode filesystem

future JDK features: negotiatable shared heap space between isolates

It would be nice to have isolates share heap space on demand. This could be useful for a Swing Application, for example, that constructs a user interface on a heap and then allows that heap to be accessed by a Java Desktop running in another isolate: The Java Desktop can render the user interface a

JSR on the topic of complementary currencies

I've submitted a JSR on the topic of complementary currencies to the JCP. The description of the JSR can be found at: http://dem.sourceforge.net/JSR/. I'm currently trying to form an expert group for this JSR. I know this is slightly out of place here but complementary currencies (or community curr

WYSIWYG Portal/Weblog Server based on Jakarta/Tomcat

I'd like to write a WYSIWYG Portal/Weblog Server based on Jakarta/Tomcat. Is there something similar or anybody working on an easy portal solution? My preference would be to make it as easy to install as setting up a database, clicking a JavaWebStart link ... et voila. Every further configurati