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15 Mar 2016 by Sacha Barber
An article on how to use the open source Apache Kafka messaging framework, with a bit of RxScala thrown in for good luck
9 May 2021 by Richard MacCutchan
I do not know where you found that code but the official documentation is different: The Invocation API[^]. Also why do you write: mbstowcs(t, "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Java\\jdk-16.0.1\\jre\\bin\\server\\jvm.dll", 400); jvm_dll =...
31 Dec 2014 by Richard MacCutchan
Yes and no. In theory a well written Java program will run on any system that has a Java VM. In practice it may not always work.
1 Jan 2015 by OriginalGriff
Yes - and No.Yes, you can develop a very large program purely in binary - it's how we started in this game and the first operating systems and everything else were written that way.But...it's slow. Very slow. That's why one of the first things written in binary was a basic assembler, to...
17 Feb 2021 by Mirzakhmet Syzdykov
Description of the newly available Regex+ engine for Java
8 Feb 2023 by Divya Ulasala
Convert Instant to LocalDateTime/LocalDate/LocalTime
1 Apr 2014 by TorstenH.
How the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) Works[^]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_virtual_machine[^]
31 Dec 2014 by Richard MacCutchan
See my response to your repost of this question.And no, you can certainly not run native Windows code on an Android device. Android uses Java, but its program structure is very specific to the Android OS so it will not run on other systems.
1 Jan 2015 by Richard MacCutchan
I have already answered these questions at some length. Please do not repost the same request.
3 Jan 2015 by Mehdi Gholam
Generally "native code" meaning compiled directly to the CPU instructions is faster, however in some circumstances "managed code" running on a "virual machine" can be faster.So you really have to try and see which works best for your situation.
11 Jun 2013 by Micro Focus
Take your COBOL application to JVM
20 May 2013 by Richard MacCutchan
1. A web browser should be able to open any web page, as the actual conversion work is done at the server. If you are asking whether you can host an ASP.NET website in Linux, you may need to investigate the Mono project[^].2. Why not try it?3. Java is platform independent because it runs...
1 Apr 2014 by Junior Frogie
I don't understand how JVM is so small. And also how it use memory in each device? Why do we have to understand about it.
31 Dec 2014 by Ziya1995
I heard about it that i can write once and run everywhere using Java.Is it true? Yes or no?
1 Jan 2015 by Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov
The question makes no sense at all, by different reasons; one of them — comparison of Java (programming language) with HTML (markup language). —SA
3 Jan 2015 by Ziya1995
Let's consider only cross platform managed code.I have read markup hybrid is slow and native is fast, but i don't know about managed code.Both of them are cross platform WORA (Write once, run anywhere).Performance is matter to me.What is faster? Managed code or markup hybrid...
15 Apr 2016 by Android on Intel
Garbage Collection Workload for Android
2 Jun 2019 by sirHoyle
I am trying to implement the invokevirtual instruction in c and even though I have read how theoretically this works, I have trouble to understand what happens when reading an actual ijvm file. In particular, let the following ijvm file: 1d ea df ad 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 04 00 00 00 10 00 00 00...
23 Feb 2021 by Mal Beastin
This problem is composed of two parts. 1a. Enforce the precondition for the splitBil(); 1b. Enforce the precondition for the calculateMonthlyTakehomePay(); Here is the code: * @precondition: amount > 0 AND tipRate >= 0 AND numDiners >= 1 *...
23 Feb 2021 by Gerry Schmitz
Those "validations" should be done during the "input" phase; not when you're calculating; that's why it's a mess. You're letting "garbage in".
9 May 2021 by Member 15076657
I am using this as a reference to call my java class inside C program. But , JVM is not launching. Here is my code for launching jvm.
4 Jan 2016 by Pavel Evgenjevich Timoshenko
Is there a technical reason why white spaces aren't allowed in names of constants, variables, methods, classes and namespaces or is it in accordance with any convention?
4 Sep 2013 by Ramiz Raza
This tip talks about how garbage collection works in Java Virtual Machine.
31 Dec 2014 by Pablo Aliskevicius
No.Native code (not Java), written for Windows, depends on the Windows API, that is not present in Android.Best wishes, Pablo.
20 May 2013 by Am Gayathri
I just want to know that is it possible to open aspx (asp web page) in linux os browser?Is it will open in safari?Why java called platform independent ?What is the use of JVM?
31 Dec 2014 by Ziya1995
I used to think native code is only for one platform and you should re-write the code to run it on another platform.But then i heard about this Java slogan.Can i write native code for Windows and then run it on Android?I know about html5 and so on, but i am talking about native code.
1 Jan 2015 by Ziya1995
As i understand every program in the world is based on bytes.I thought it is possible to develop any type of application in binary.Binary stays same on any operation system.So, the question:Can i develop a powerful app using binary programming and run it on any operation system?Apps...