文档介绍：How to Refactor for JDK 7
Geertjan Wielenga
NetBeans Team
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Program Agenda
Overview
IDE Tours
Demos
● JMeter
● Hippo
● AgroSense
● JFugue Music NotePad
● NetIdeaClipseBeans
Conclusions
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Overview
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JDK 7
JSR 292: InvokeDynamic
JSR 334: Project Coin
JSR 203: New I/O APIs
ClassLoader, Unicode 6, XRender Pipeline
Updates: JDBC , XML stack
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Part 1 of Project Coin Trilogy
Part 2: Revenge of Project Coin
Joe Darcy:
"The Heads and Tails of Project Coin",
Tuesday
Part 3: Project Coin Strikes Back
Stuart Marks:
“Project Coin in Action: Using New Java SE 7
Language Features in Real Code”,
Wednesday 10:00
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Project Coin
Readability: Remove extra text to make
programs more readable
Reliability: Provide new structures to
encourage writing programs that are
more reliable
Productivity: Part of a longer arc of small
evolutionary changes made over the
years to increase productivity
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“Project Coin is a suite of co-ordinated language and
library changes to make things Java programmers