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NetBeans 6.1 Final - In time for JavaOne!
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NetBeans 6.1 was just released and it is both a feature and a performance release. The feature part has to do with JavaScript support - the language everybody loves to hate (See Roberto's talk at JavaOne), MySQL improved support, Spring Framework support, Hibernate support, Axis 2, Sailfin support, and Jersey (RESTful Web Services) support. |
It's also bringing back features lost in the translation from 5.5. to 6.0 such as JavaBeans support and the JSF CRUD Generator. NetBeans also now provides a more natural way to share libraries. All in all a lot of web and server-side features including support for the latest GlassFish v2ur2 release. The full list of features is here.
Performance is related to startup-time, completion speed, and memory consumption. Coming attractions include PHP support, JavaScript debugger, Groovy/Grails support, and more.
As always, the nice download matrix is available here. Congratulations to the team for yet another solid release!
What's Better, NIO or IO? On Benchmarking your Server...
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Another good writeup from Scott (time trip: [1], [2], [3, [4]) this time on using NIO vs IO, partly as followup to JD Campbell's Top Java 5 EE Servers Compared. Scott compares simple and complex cases: in a simple request/response case the overhead of the select() call implied by NIO is noticeable, but in the more complex case where you need to scale, NIO is the clear winner. |
Check out Scott's note and you may also enjoy browsing other entries in his blog.