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Prepare Your Code Bases For Future Java - Inside Java Newscast #41#video#deprecation #tools
What do the security manager, applet API, finalization, and primitive wrapper constructors have in common? What about CMS, Nashorn, RMI activation, and biased locking? And what does jdeprscan have to do with all of this?
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What Happens to Finalization in JDK 18? - Inside Java Newscast #15#video#java‑18 #deprecation #migration #reflection
Finalization was part of Java from day one to help developers manage resources but it turns out that it's really not good at that. Here's why and what's gonna happen next. Also, reflection and method handles.
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Pattern Matching in Switches and Security Manager Deprecation - Inside Java Newscast #5#video#switch #pattern‑matching #deprecation
JEP 406, which is a candidate for Java 17, introduced pattern matching in switch statements and expressions, introduces guarded patterns, and improves null handling. Then we need to talk about JEP 411's deprecation of the security manager.
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How Java 9 And Project Jigsaw May Break Your Code#post#java‑next #java‑9 #project‑jigsaw #deprecation #migration
With Java 9 comes Project Jigsaw - a modularization of the JDK - which will break existing code. An overview over the planned changes lets you see whether yours is affected.