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to the concrete problem using scriptlets this way is officially strongly discouraged since a decade. Perhaps you were reading..

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share improve this question At launch Java was the only officially supported programming language for building distributable third..

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It's not even mentioned in Sun's Deprecated List . Is it officially deprecated and if so what should I use instead On the other..

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@ Of course this will work for any characters and is the officially supported way of displaying any special characters. It is also..

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elements in 2 4 systems. What do you call these and is one officially sanctioned over the other java collections indexing range ..

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with all VMs and so avoids such tricks and uses the officially supported reflection method Class T .newInstance requiring a..

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seems to be an option too although SQLite is not officially supported . But for Android development I would definitely check..

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share improve this question At launch Java was the only officially supported programming language for building distributable third..

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its theoretical maximum length infinite. No Java does not officially support infinite length lookbehind. Yes as it has been adequatedly..

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is now out Are Applets and Java Desktop officially dead dying closed JavaFX is now out and there are promises..

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commercial based on JSR 107 which was never adopted officially GigaSpaces commercial based on JavaSpaces API part of Jini GridGain..

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encoding as a String ugh . The list of possible encodings officially depends on the JVM but all modern JVMs have the common ones..

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a native Android backend. Using SQLite over JDBC is not officially supported by Android and I was unable to get it to work reliably...

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/450399/which-java-yaml-library-should-i-use

08 19. Update 2011 07 6 as recently as Oct 2010 JYaml is officially no longer maintained and links to this Q A for alternatives...

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. Just beware that the sun. classes are not officially supported by Sun. EDIT Who knew this would be the most controversial..