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The visual properties are automatically applied to the Action's component, and some of them, like the enabled property, affect both the component's appearance and its behavior.
Frank Sommers: One of the most interesting features of JavaSE 6 is support for dynamic languages. Quite some time ago, a utility class called SwingWorker was created to help developers move individual method calls off the EDT.
For example, if I were developing a Web application and wanted to resolve aparticular object from the HTTP session, I could be doing a lookup in thesession.
Without coherent answers to these two questions, quite literally anything is possible.
If you can remove that from automatically goinginto the database, then you also get a great benefit of simplicity because nowyou're dealing in pure Java objects. When you have a closure, you can return from. The problem with a library-based threading interface, said Lawrence, is the issue of C compatibility. Do you see Java itself becoming a more dynamic language overtime? Beman presented several options. If you're using Spring, it can be transparent,because the work of doing the integration is handled by the Spring developersand by the Terracotta developers. If we're successful, more high quality Swing applications will be built by developers with less experience and less frustration than ever before.
The general feeling in the room was that if there ever were such a thing as multi-threading for the masses, this is it.
So, for example, obtaining the value of an entry in an array of size Ntakes the same amount of time, no matter how big N is. Some of these features are being addressed by other JSRs that are underway right now.
For example, one can specify a ResourceBundle that's just for OS X, or one just for Windows XP. Frank Sommers: You mentioned many advantages of dynamiclanguages. Multithreading All of the aforementioned action happens on a single thread, the "event dispatching thread," or EDT.