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Consumerizing Java on the Desktop

Author: blogs.sun.com | Published: 30th Jan 2008 | Visited: 91 times | Add Comment
Filed in: Solaris

Read Danny Coward's blog on the early access version of an major update to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on Windows platforms, specifically focusing on features of the JRE needed by consumer content.

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