JAVA SE 7 Release Date

Has a specifc GA release date for Java SE 7 been published ?

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Explicitly checking a boolean value for equality with true or false is redundant, and generally a sign of an inexperienced developer.So is thinking that something newer is always better...Careful, your age is showing ;-)Yeah well with age comes wisdom. And the arrogance to ignore said wisdom :)

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