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Last updated 19 days ago
Release of the New Java Card Development Kit Version 25.1
19 days ago
JCDK25.1 Download JCDK25.1 Release Notes JCDK25.1 User Guides Developer Forum The Java...
Upcoming Oracle Java SE 7u72 PSU
24 days ago
On October 14th, Oracle plans to release the regularly scheduled Critical Patch...
A New JDK 9 Version String Scheme
24 days ago
One of the smaller, but rather important planned changes for JDK 9...
Diagnosing TLS, SSL, and HTTPS
24 days 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
24 days ago
Oracle actively works with many vendors on Java security and an important...
Deferring to Derby in JDK 9
24 days 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
24 days ago
During the 2010 JavaOne conference Oracle announced that it would merge the...
JavaOne 2015: Java Card Platform Evolution [CON2582]
24 days 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
24 days 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’
24 days ago
Several months ago we published Further Updates to Moving to a Plugin...
Visual VM in JDK 9 and Beyond
24 days 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)
24 days ago
The Java runtime has mechanisms for accepting code from a different computer...