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Mohamed Sanaulla

Enhanced Collections API in Java 8- Supports Lambda expressions

May 26, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

Continuing with our exploration of JSR-335 lets look at some of the enhancements to the collections API as part of the Project Lambda effort. A new feature in the language and not supported by the existing API is just not what the programmers would want. And this is what Brian Goetz and his team working …

Category: JavaTag: Java 8, Project Lambda

Lambda Expressions in Java 8

May 21, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

Mike Duigou announced here that the Iteration 1 of Lambda Libraries is complete which includes support for defender methods, enhancement of the collection apis among other changes. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials Java 7.0 Tutorials New Features in Java 7.0 G1 Garbage Collector in Java 7.0 Before proceeding further its good to read about Functional …

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What are Functional Interfaces and Functional Descriptor?

May 20, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

There is no Java developer who is not familiar with these Interfaces which contain only one method. If you are not familiar, no worries I will in the course of this article throw some light on such interfaces. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials Java 7.0 Tutorials New Features in Java 7.0 G1 Garbage Collector in …

Category: JavaTag: Java 8, Project Lambda

Use of Virtual Extension methods in the Java 8 APIs

May 18, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In wrote a bit about Virtual extension methods here and here. I thought of going over this implementation in the JDK, so that it will give us an idea of how these can be applied. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials Java 7.0 Tutorials New Features in Java 7.0 G1 Garbage Collector in Java 7.0 As …

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Resolution of the invocation of Virtual Extension Methods in Java 8

May 17, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

There is a list of method resolution approach for virtual extension methods explained here. One of the interesting ones is when a class implements multiple interfaces and say 2 of the interfaces have same method signature but different implementations. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials Java 7.0 Tutorials New Features in Java 7.0 G1 Garbage Collector …

Category: JavaTag: Java 8, Project Lambda

Virtual Extension Methods(or Defender Methods) in Java 8

May 16, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

As part of the JSR-335 (Project Lambda) which adds closure support to Java language, there were quite a few changes in the language to support the use of closures in the existing Java APIs (Collection APIs to a large extent). One such change is the introduction of Virtual Extension Methods. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials …

Category: JavaTag: Java, Java 8, Project Lambda

Using Lambda Expressions of Java 8 in Java FX event handlers

May 14, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

Note: The Project Lambda (JSR-335) to be added in Java 8 is evolving and the sample here is how one can use Lambdas with the current Java8 build downloaded from here. I will try to update the sample if there are any changes in the API in future. also read: Java 8.0 Tutorials Java 7.0 …

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Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB- Part-3

May 13, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla//  Leave a Comment

In the previous post we created the UI for adding a new Todo where in we used a Tab, TabPane and added the required controls- TextField and a Button to the Tab. also read: Java FX Tutorials Developing a Simple Todo Application using JavaFX, Java and MongoDB Using JavaFX Chart API to add charts to …

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