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Release of the New Java Card Development Kit Version 25.1
2 months ago
JCDK25.1 Download JCDK25.1 Release Notes JCDK25.1 User Guides Developer Forum The Java...
Upcoming Oracle Java SE 7u72 PSU
3 months ago
On October 14th, Oracle plans to release the regularly scheduled Critical Patch...
A New JDK 9 Version String Scheme
3 months ago
One of the smaller, but rather important planned changes for JDK 9...
Diagnosing TLS, SSL, and HTTPS
3 months ago
When building inter-connected applications, developers frequently interact with TLS-enabled protocols like HTTPS...
Keeping users on Internet Explorer up-to-date and secure
3 months ago
Oracle actively works with many vendors on Java security and an important...
Deferring to Derby in JDK 9
3 months ago
Java DB is simply a re-branded distribution of the Apache Derby open...
Now Available: Migration Guide from Oracle JRockit JVM to HotSpot JVM
3 months ago
During the 2010 JavaOne conference Oracle announced that it would merge the...
JavaOne 2015: Java Card Platform Evolution [CON2582]
3 months ago
On Monday, October 26th, Saqib Ahmad (Consulting Member of Technical Staff, Oracle)...
Oracle Java Card 3 Platform, Classic Edition, version 3.0.5 is now available
3 months ago
Oracle Java Card 3 Platform, Classic Edition, version 3.0.5is live onhref=”http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/embedded/javacard/overview/index.html”>OTN.This is...
Even Further Updates to ‘Moving to a Plugin Free Web’
3 months ago
Several months ago we published Further Updates to Moving to a Plugin...
Visual VM in JDK 9 and Beyond
3 months ago
Visual VM is a tool that provides information about code running on...
Understanding why Java signed code needs to be re-signed periodically (even if time-stamped)
3 months ago
The Java runtime has mechanisms for accepting code from a different computer...