Paul Clapham wrote:As far as I can see it's "JSR 337".
Oracle is not nearly as much fun as Sun, is it?
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Mike Simmons wrote:Nah, Oak was before Java 1.0. Java 1.0 was called Java 1.0. And Oak wasn't the codename of a particular version, it was the name of the language. So it wouldn't have fit on Paul's list, really.
luck, db
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Darryl Burke wrote:Spider. 8 legs, and a strong association with webs.
Darryl Burke wrote:Spider. 8 legs, and a strong association with webs.
Programming is about thinking, NOT coding
Mark Reinhold wrote:Java SE 8 doesn't have a code name. (Neither does JDK 8.)
FYI, Sun discontinued the use of code names for Java SE releases long before the Oracle acquisition. They're just not worth the inevitable trademark-law hassles.
Bear Bibeault wrote:I still like Cuddles.
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Robert Liguori wrote:Does anyone know if a codename was ever given to Java SE 8? (I assume not, based on the previous comments).
Bear Bibeault wrote:I still like Cuddles.
Darryl Burke wrote:Spider. 8 legs, and a strong association with webs.
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