is back!Oracle releases free tool
Java performance tool makes shock reappearance
After two-year absence, JRockit Mission Control returns in Java 7u40 with support for HotSpot and more goodies.
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Oracle releases free tool
Java performance tool makes shock reappearance
After two-year absence, JRockit Mission Control returns in Java 7u40 with support for HotSpot and more goodies.
Daily Roundup
Oracle’s JRockit Now Free!
PLUS, Jive 4.5.6 released, and Fedora change contributor agreement.
Oracle To Develop Premium JVM
JVM To Split?
At QCon, Adam Messinger announces Oracle will release a premium version of the JVM, in addition to the free version.
JRockit Virtual Edition
WebLogic Server Runs on Oracle VM Without OS
Oracle announce new WebLogic Suite Virtualization Option suite.
Comment: The Future of Java
On 27th January, the IT world sat down and watched Oracle’s five hour long webcast, hoping for the answers to questions we’d been debating for nine months. How would Oracle manage the obvious overlap in their own portfolio, and that of the newly-acquired Sun Microsystems? How would they propose to handle two popular Java Virtual Machines Hotspot and JRockit? And what of their two application servers GlassFish and WebLogic? In this article, Java EE expert Dirk Weil gives an in-depth analysis of Oracle’s statements and whether, in his opinion, Oracle was able to lay some of our questions to rest……..
