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Gregor Hohpe of Google discusses software as connecting services and components, describes the constraints of connected systems design, and presents common design patterns to solve those constraints.
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Posted by Chris Greenlee on May 09, 2007 06:53 PM
Yesterday at Java One Sun finally announced the first implementation of JSR-1, the Real-time Specification for Java, since it was finalized in July of 2006. According to the JSR, the Real-time Specification is intended to support systems that "require strong deterministic guarantees and/or control in the areas of thread scheduling, synchronization overhead, lock queuing order, class initialization, maximum interrupt response latency, and GC characteristics."Download the Free Adobe® Flex® Builder 3 Trial
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Last summer when Sun released RTS 1.0 (or whatever it was called) the price was $15,000 per seat per year (that's not a typo). There was no way to get one just for learning on your own with without paying the $15,000. How much is RTS 2.0 going to cost? There are alteratives out there that are much cheaper and some may even be free by now. If Sun's implementation is going to gain any traction they are going to have to significantly reduce the cost.
See http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/topics/realtimejava for more details - including an interesting paper on the "metronome" GC.
Gregor Hohpe of Google discusses software as connecting services and components, describes the constraints of connected systems design, and presents common design patterns to solve those constraints.
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