By mitchp
via java.dzone.com
Published: Sep 08 2010 / 18:15
We've all known for some time that the JDK 7 development schedule was a bit too ambitious given the sudden addition of closures and the re-structuring after the Oracle acquisition. Having been written 'pre-acquisition', the initial JDK 7 roadmap looked unrealistic even in late 2009. So what does this mean? More delays? Not necessarily, says Mark Rienhold.
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indirection.yiid.com replied ago:
mheath replied ago:
Java 6 came out in December of 2006... Where did you learn to do math?
nullone replied ago:
That time gap is big enough to developer a full release.
Mark said most of feature were done or very closely, so what the hack the team would do during the long delay? Getting familiar with the new Jdeveloper?
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henk replied ago:
Seriously, stuff like that -does- take time...
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