Is it true that microsoft is going to withdrawn e Biztalk Server 2010 certification ?
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Hi Everyone.
I'm a new java disciple.
However I have a question about java and desktop applications.
is it true that java is an absolute failure in desktop apps?
I read on this article on salon. Here are the key points in regards to efforts at building netscape, corel and office version of java.
http://www.salon.com/tech/col/garf/2001/01/08/bad_java/index.html
Remember back in October 1996 when Corel announced that it was creating Corel Office for Java? Corel promised us a complete rewrite of WordPerfect and other office applications, which would have supposedly allowed these new Java-based applications to run on any Java-compliant machine.
Office for Java was a failure. While the product is still in the Sun Java Solutions catalog and you can download the beta from a few archive sites on the Internet, the project was abandoned in August 1997. Download it for yourself and you'll find out why: It's buggy and sluggish. On my 700 MHz Pentium III, Office for Java brought memories of my old Macintosh Duo's ill-fated attempts to run the heavily bloated Microsoft Word 6. The program's speed, alas, was dreadful.
Netscape had similar problems when it attempted to rewrite large parts of Netscape Navigator into Java. Indeed, the damning article What Netscape Learned from Cross-Platform Software Development," explains how Netscape's engineers were sold on the language and started writing large chunks of Navigator into Java. Netscape was committed to delivering Navigator on nearly a dozen different platforms, so Java seemed like the perfect solution. But Netscape's engineers couldn't make the language perform as Sun had advertised: Java was simply too slow. Netscape's engineers tried writing their own Java implementation, thinking that they could build a version that was faster than Sun's, but even that didn't work. "By mid-1998, Netscape was not only deemphasizing Java, it was even planning to replace existing implementations with C and C++." In other words, Netscape was taking the new code that had been written in Java and was rewriting it in C and C++.
What may i ask do you java gurus have to say about to this to a new java disciple
StephenFirst & foremost, consider the source here. Anything the comes from salon.com gets red-flagged in my opinion.
I would disagree that Java is an "absolute failure" in the desktop app market. What you have to understand is that Java is just a tool, and just like anything else, you have to use the right tool for the job. What are you interesting in using it for? What, specifically do you mean by desktop apps?
Garfunkel's Corel Office example is somewhat flawed. (1) In 1997 Java as at version 1.0; Java has come a long way since then. (2) Do you think that any office suite has a realistic chance of being competative against MS Office? I don't, and I think that says more about the failure of Corel Office than the fact that is was implemented in Java.
IMHO, Java is a great tool for developing cross-platform applications with a GUI. Swing is pretty robust, easily extended and has a pretty extensive widget set. It is a little bloated, but that is the price to pay for it's other (good) qualities.
As far as performance goes, remember that a GUI need only seem fast. If you can kick off a long-running task in another thread and then immediately return control of the GUI to the user, your program will be more responsive and seem to perform faster.
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Hi, is true that I will loose some info while updating iPhone with latest software?
Hi, is true that I will loose some info while updating iPhone with latest software?
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I have 3 questions here to ask:
1. Some say that sleep consume less power than boot, but some say it isn't. Which is true? and how it can be?
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"Of greater importance though is the difference in how drivers are handled. The x64 version will by default be locked down to only accept kernel mode drivers which have been signed, and while this can be bypassed by tweaking Vista a bit, it's not a very easy thing to do at the moment and there is no guarantee it will stay this way. Ultimately, Microsoft sees this as a move towards ensuring better drivers, but as we've seen with WHQL certified video drivers, there are a lot of things that can slip through the cracks of Microsoft's testing. It is also not clear, even within Microsoft, whether developers who need to write kernel mode drivers (drivers which effecti'vely have full, unadulterated, operating system level access to the hardware) will be allowed to sign their drivers using 3rd parties like Verisign. Giving developers this option would offer support without WHQL tests, but would almost defeat the purpose of the requirement (which is to ensure the integrity of the system).
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Is it true that apple approve that they are giving the first 101,000 people to get a 5s or 5c for free ?
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Why does that entire thread goes to sleep when we put a wait function in time critical loop?
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Norbert B wrote:
Ujjval,
in a RT system, priorities have (in general) increased effect on the execution of the application.
It is recommended that you only have a single task in your RT program at "time critical". If you have two task "time critical" (that means you are running into issues caused by your quoted "feature"), you have a flaw in your application architecture.
Since LV 7.1, it is recommended to work with Timed Loops in order to prioritize tasks on a RT system. Timed Loops are executed on priorities between "time critical" and "above normal". Each Timed Loop will execute its content in a single thread in order to keep a good overview of the timing (like finished late [i-1]). Using those structures (and according settings) in a reasoned manner will prevent your RT system to run into priority issues.
Ujjval Shah wrote:
[...]also i would really appreciate if i can get more documentations regarding how LV creates threads and assigns subvis to them[...]
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There are some switches and levers you can "play around" in order to make LV to behave differently in this matter. But this most often requires deep LV knowledge and cannot be explained in a simple posting.....
hope this helps,
Norbert
Amen to that!
The question can not be fully answered without digging into the internals of the OS LV is run on because LV works with the OS and lets it do the scheduling.
Yes that note applies to pre- LV 7 RT. When run under RT the ONE Time Critical loop was guarenteed to stay determinisitic.
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