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Qu'entends-tu par "il fonctionne à nu"? Boitier ouvert, mais connecté par le port USB, ou directement branché à une baie ATA du PC?

Oups.
(je sais pas quoi dire d'autre, je connaissais même pas ce site)

•  Question 25
(2012-2-28, 9:15:23 PM) Dino Mifsud:
I am interested in mobile development. How does the android SDK fits in the Java ME? Does is sit on top of it or they are completely different things? 10xs
Message from Moderator 25
(2012-2-28, 9:19:44 PM) Michael Heinrichs:
These are two completely different things.

•  Question 8
(2012-2-28, 9:03:11 PM) Yuriy Parfyonov:
Does Oracle plan to continue using the Swing technology in the future?
Message from Moderator 8
(2012-2-28, 9:08:40 PM) Angela Caicedo:
Yes, we haven't forgotten about Swing, we will continue to improve and develop Swing

•  Question 16
(2012-2-28, 9:09:31 PM) Nenad Bosanac:
Will Swing have another code name ?
Message from Moderator 16
(2012-2-28, 9:13:58 PM) Ashwin Rao:
Swing is in maintenance mode now. The future on the client is called JavaFX. ;-)

•  Question 21
(2012-2-28, 9:16:20 PM) Peter Rasmussen:
Are you serious about Swing being in maintenance mode?
Message from Moderator 21
(2012-2-28, 9:17:07 PM) Ashwin Rao:
Yes, no new features are going to be developed for Swing. Only bug fixes.

•  Question 41
(2012-2-28, 9:29:30 PM) David Pires:
but will swing development be completley abondoned?
Message from Moderator 41
(2012-2-28, 9:31:20 PM) Michael Heinrichs:
Here is the official statement from the JavaFX FAQs. Hope they will answer your question: "6. Is JavaFX replacing Swing as the new client UI library for Java SE? Yes. However, Swing will remain part of the Java SE specification for the foreseeable future, and is included in the JRE. On one hand, Swing is widely used in existing Java desktop applications, but relies on an old architecture, which requires a certain level of expertise and specialization. On the other hand, JavaFX features a set of modern UI controls that can be skinned using standard CSS techniques. While we recommend developers to leverage JavaFX APIs as much as possible when building new applications, it is possible to use Swing and JavaFX within the same application, allowing developers to extend existing Swing applications."

•  Question 46
(2012-2-28, 9:33:55 PM) Eugene Lejeune:
Is project Avatar related to JavaFX ?
Message from Moderator 46
(2012-2-28, 9:35:54 PM) Petr Jiricka:
It is related a bit.

•  Question 49
(2012-2-28, 9:37:52 PM) Eugene Lejeune:
Avatar is targeting IOS so JavaFX also ?
Message from Moderator 49
(2012-2-28, 9:39:56 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Well, I don't think you can assume anything about JavaFX based on Avatar.

•  Question 56
(2012-2-28, 9:10:54 PM) Marek Scholaster:
Hello, what do you think about the future of applets?
Message from Moderator 56
(2012-2-28, 9:45:52 PM) David Strupl:
Dark.

•  Question 47
(2012-2-28, 9:37:57 PM) Domingo Lopez:
What most current version of c # supports jvm?
Message from Moderator 47
(2012-2-28, 9:38:28 PM) Roger Brinkley:
C# is not supported

•  Question 68
(2012-2-28, 9:46:32 PM) Bernd Striffler:
So, ist it possible to write code in C# for the JVM?
Message from Moderator 68
(2012-2-28, 9:53:02 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Now I see that there may be some experimental project that implements C# on the JVM, but this is not officially supported by neither Oracle nor Microsoft.

•  Question 64
(2012-2-28, 9:46:47 PM) Michael Watts:
Does that comment on applets also apply to Webstart apps?
Message from Moderator 64
(2012-2-28, 9:50:16 PM) David Strupl:
JavaFX contains new version of webstartability (web start). The old web start seems to be obsoleted by this ...

•  Question 65
(2012-2-28, 9:51:17 PM) mahmoud abu zeineh:
what is JVM?
Message from Moderator 65
(2012-2-28, 9:51:29 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Java Virtual Machine

Afficher (cliquer pour afficher/cacher)

Extraits des logs du chat du Virtual Developer Day d'Oracle (un webminar gratos sur Java 7 & JavaFX 2.x) :


=>   Google who?

Citer

•  Question 25
(2012-2-28, 9:15:23 PM) Dino Mifsud:
I am interested in mobile development. How does the android SDK fits in the Java ME? Does is sit on top of it or they are completely different things? 10xs
Message from Moderator 25
(2012-2-28, 9:19:44 PM) Michael Heinrichs:
These are two completely different things.

=>   Swing, swing, swing…

Citer

•  Question 8
(2012-2-28, 9:03:11 PM) Yuriy Parfyonov:
Does Oracle plan to continue using the Swing technology in the future?
Message from Moderator 8
(2012-2-28, 9:08:40 PM) Angela Caicedo:
Yes, we haven't forgotten about Swing, we will continue to improve and develop Swing

=>   Totally incompatible with:

Citer

•  Question 16
(2012-2-28, 9:09:31 PM) Nenad Bosanac:
Will Swing have another code name ?
Message from Moderator 16
(2012-2-28, 9:13:58 PM) Ashwin Rao:
Swing is in maintenance mode now. The future on the client is called JavaFX. ;-)

•  Question 21
(2012-2-28, 9:16:20 PM) Peter Rasmussen:
Are you serious about Swing being in maintenance mode?
Message from Moderator 21
(2012-2-28, 9:17:07 PM) Ashwin Rao:
Yes, no new features are going to be developed for Swing. Only bug fixes.

=>   And now the “coup de grâce”:

Citer

•  Question 41
(2012-2-28, 9:29:30 PM) David Pires:
but will swing development be completley abondoned?
Message from Moderator 41
(2012-2-28, 9:31:20 PM) Michael Heinrichs:
Here is the official statement from the JavaFX FAQs. Hope they will answer your question: "6. Is JavaFX replacing Swing as the new client UI library for Java SE? Yes. However, Swing will remain part of the Java SE specification for the foreseeable future, and is included in the JRE. On one hand, Swing is widely used in existing Java desktop applications, but relies on an old architecture, which requires a certain level of expertise and specialization. On the other hand, JavaFX features a set of modern UI controls that can be skinned using standard CSS techniques. While we recommend developers to leverage JavaFX APIs as much as possible when building new applications, it is possible to use Swing and JavaFX within the same application, allowing developers to extend existing Swing applications."

=>   It’s not about giant blue navies running half-naked on planet-moon Pandora… no, really it’s not!

Citer

•  Question 46
(2012-2-28, 9:33:55 PM) Eugene Lejeune:
Is project Avatar related to JavaFX ?
Message from Moderator 46
(2012-2-28, 9:35:54 PM) Petr Jiricka:
It is related a bit.

•  Question 49
(2012-2-28, 9:37:52 PM) Eugene Lejeune:
Avatar is targeting IOS so JavaFX also ?
Message from Moderator 49
(2012-2-28, 9:39:56 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Well, I don't think you can assume anything about JavaFX based on Avatar.

=>   Welcome to the Dark Side of the Force!

Citer

•  Question 56
(2012-2-28, 9:10:54 PM) Marek Scholaster:
Hello, what do you think about the future of applets?
Message from Moderator 56
(2012-2-28, 9:45:52 PM) David Strupl:
Dark.

=>   SYNTAX ERROR! DOES NOT COMPUTE!

Citer

•  Question 47
(2012-2-28, 9:37:57 PM) Domingo Lopez:
What most current version of c # supports jvm?
Message from Moderator 47
(2012-2-28, 9:38:28 PM) Roger Brinkley:
C# is not supported

•  Question 68
(2012-2-28, 9:46:32 PM) Bernd Striffler:
So, ist it possible to write code in C# for the JVM?
Message from Moderator 68
(2012-2-28, 9:53:02 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Now I see that there may be some experimental project that implements C# on the JVM, but this is not officially supported by neither Oracle nor Microsoft.

=>   My boss and myself think we are quite not there on this…

Citer

•  Question 64
(2012-2-28, 9:46:47 PM) Michael Watts:
Does that comment on applets also apply to Webstart apps?
Message from Moderator 64
(2012-2-28, 9:50:16 PM) David Strupl:
JavaFX contains new version of webstartability (web start). The old web start seems to be obsoleted by this ...

=>   You are the weakest link!

Citer

•  Question 65
(2012-2-28, 9:51:17 PM) mahmoud abu zeineh:
what is JVM?
Message from Moderator 65
(2012-2-28, 9:51:29 PM) Petr Jiricka:
Java Virtual Machine

Pas di problem. Vi je sais c'est cryptique, mais bon... j'avoue que certaines questions sont priceless... (pour qqun qui connait le monde Java).