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Java becomes more distributableJava becomes more distributablePosted May 17, 2006 20:29 UTC (Wed) by kfiles (subscriber, #11628)Parent article: Java becomes more distributable
This would absolutely seem to exclude the combination of Sun JDK and Eclipse (and also Tomcat), as eclipse includes its own compiler and runtime, eclipse-jdt, also used by Tomcat to compile JSPs.
Obviously, it's intended to exclude things like gcj and classpath specifically, despite their great usefulness in creating native apps out of Java bytecode, a feature not offered by Sun.
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Excluding GNU Classpath innovation? Posted May 18, 2006 6:47 UTC (Thu) by mjw (subscriber, #16740) [Link] Obviously, it's intended to exclude things like gcj and classpath specifically, despite their great usefulness in creating native apps out of Java bytecode, a feature not offered by Sun.Next they will try to exclude Mono, because guess what? Mono includes GNU Classpath! Through IKVM it has a very interesting bridge between the C# and java programming languages. Reading the blog of Jeroen Frijters (or any of the blogs from Planet Classpath) is a facinating. GNU Classpath has become a catalyst for useful (and of course less useful) experiments and innovation that nobody can stop or exclude anymore (imho).
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