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Possible Java 7 Features and Libraries Listed

Terracotta's Alex Miller keeps a list of the proposed features in Java 7 and information about them
By Java News Desk
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September 4, 2007 02:00 AM EDT
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In the absence of any Java 7 JSR (as yet), Alex Miller, who works for Terracotta Tech on the Terracotta open-source Java clustering product, keeps a list of the proposed features in Java 7 and information about them.

The list is here, but Miller notes that it doesn't represent the actual future contents of Java, saying: "I have absolutely no inside information on any of this and you should treat it all as unofficial. I’m merely scraping info off the web and collecting it here."

The features Miller has collected information on include: Modularity, Libraries, Swing, JMX, Tools, Types & Generics, Language Proposals, Miscellaneous Language, and JVM. 

He also publishes a weekly roundup of discussion on what’s been added to his page.

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