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Java 9 and Beyond
The document outlines features and updates related to the release of Java 9, including the impact of Project Jigsaw, which aims to enhance scalability, security, and maintainability of the Java platform. Key features such as JShell, improvements to the garbage collector, updates to the process API, and new APIs for JSON and currency management are discussed. Additionally, it provides guidance on preparing for the transition to Java 9, including checking for internal API usage and testing early access builds.
Java 9 and Beyond
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- 3. Countdown to Java9 Release Date Update: Jigsaw Delays Push Java 9 Launch Date to 2017 - Read more Days until Java 9 is officially released Tweet this 2 2 6 11.8.2014 First Features Announced | | 3.12.2014 4.5.2015 May the 4th Be With You | | 26.5.2016 11.8.2016 All Tests Run | | 20.10.2016 26.1.2017 Release Candidate | | 23.3.2017 What Is project Jigsaw? The primary goals of this Project are to: Make the Java SE Platform, and the JDK, more easily scalable down to small computing devices; Improve the security and maintainability of Java SE Platform Implementations in general, and the JDK in particular; Enable improved application performance; and Make it easier for developers to construct and maintain libraries and large applications, for both the Java SE and EE Platforms.
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- 5. Features I am excited about Java + REPL= jshell Microbenchmarks are coming (Module system) Will G1 be the new default garbage collector? (There are four Garbage Collectors) HTTP 2.0 is the future The process API just got a huge boost
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- 8. Will G1 be the new default garbage collector? Garbage Collectors -Serial vs. Parallel vs. CMS vs. G1 (and what’s new in Java 8) Make G1 the Default Garbage Collector
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- 11. Modular Run-Time Images The State ofthe Module System Faster startup, smaller footprint
- 14. Example module fi.solita.blogster { requiresfi.solita.iotdriver; requires java.sql; exports fi.solita.blogster.alpha; exports fi.solita.blogster.beta; }
- 15. Versioning Example module .solita.crawlingturtle @0.1 { requires fi.solita.noisebox @ 1.2; }
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- 22. What can you do to prepare? Check code forusages of JDK-internal APIs with jdeps Check code that might be sensitive to the version change Check code for uses of underscore as an identi er If you develop tools then check code for a dependency on rt.jar or tools.jar or the runtime-image layout Test the JDK 9 EA builds and Project Jigsaw EA builds
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- 25. Resources Project jigsaw: Talks BenjaminSchimd Talk Examples
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