Languages
- 2141
- Viva
- Open source implementation of the Java runtime. Includes links to other open source resources.
- 2142
- shuJIT
- JIT plugin for the Sun JVM, for Linux and FreeBSD on x86 processors. Includes support for a transparent distributed object system, MetaVM. [Open Source, GPL]
- 2143
- teaseme
- Java virtual machine (VM) that runs in Linux kernel, Linux kernel module JVM, based on JOS and kissme projects. [Open Source, GPL]
- 2144
- Ground work laid for Open Source Java
- Sun Microsystems backed industry body, Java Community Process (JCP) oversees development of platform and language, voted to alter community structure, officially supporting OSS implementations of Java, JCP 2.5. [The Register] (November 28, 2002)
- 2145
- Alternative Java Implementations
- Article by David K. Friedman and David A. Wheeler. It briefly introduces Java, provides a bit of Java history, and describes various Java implementations. (August 05, 2002)
- 2146
- Jini Corner at Artima.com
- Jini-users FAQ, links to Jini resources on the web, discussion forum, a Jini interface repository, the service UI specification, and articles about Jini from the Jiniology column.
- 2150
- JChains Java Security Policy Generator
- Allows security auditors to record and optimize permissions needed by Java applications.
- 2151
- Java Security: Web Browsers and Beyond
- Paper published in 1998 by Drew Dean, Edward Felten, Dan Wallach, and Dirk Balfanz. [Postscript format].
- 2152
- ONJava.com: Discovering a Java Application's Security Requirements
- Mark Petrovic shows how to use a development-time SecurityManager that logs applications' calls and builds a suitable Java security policy file. (January 03, 2007)
- 2154
- Seminar: Concurrent Programming in Java
- A course covering all aspects of multi-thread programming in Java from plain synchronization over Java 5.0 concurrency utilities to memory model issues.
- 2155
- The "Double-Checked Locking is Broken" Declaration
- Details on the reasons - some very subtle - why double-checked locking cannot be relied upon to be safe. Signed by a number of experts, including Sun engineers.