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- ThanksEveryone (7,465 bytes)
13: ... really happy to see following note from Susannah processing the text later: ''thanks also to your translators... - OlderBlogPosts (111,273 bytes)
991: ...t in Munich to talk not only about [[annotation]] processing, but also about [[API]] design and what's new and...
1315: ==== Video Processing in Java. Good Tools Matter. ====
1317: ...'t be afraid to share your experiences with video processing in [[Java]]. - Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Practical Design (17,874 bytes)
133: ...modules between different applications and easier processing of the obfuscated files. Shouldn't something simi... - APIFest08 (4,214 bytes)
34: As processing of the results might take some time, we need to s...
37: *if we run out of our capacity, we can stop processing further solutions - TheYearOfAnnotations2009 (3,433 bytes)
1: ... to reliability (as the complexity is kept in the processing infrastructure, not exposed to [[API]] users). - AnnotationProcessor (1,554 bytes)
1: ... writing and registering a {{JDK|javax/annotation/processing|Processor}} in a [[JAR]] file of the [[API]] cont... - InfoQReview (12,017 bytes)
35: ...d by our annotation processors. At the end of the processing, the correct (old and complex) XML is generated. ... - Modular Java SE (19,537 bytes)
170: ...s like about 1/4 of base [[Java]] is dedicated to processing of [[XML]]. That is quite a lot given the fact th... - Annotation (1,058 bytes)
3: * Compiler-time and deployment-time processing — Software tools (like [[AnnotationProcessor]]s...
4: * Runtime processing — Some [[annotation]]s are available to the dev... - MVC (5,285 bytes)
27: ...HTML]] page is as separated from the ''GET/POST'' processing servlet as the printer was separated from the pun... - Blogs:JaroslavTulach:Daily Life:The More Languages (2,522 bytes)
3: ... confused me even more. Instead of continuing the processing in English a part of my brain started to boot up ... - Injectable Singleton (9,860 bytes)
55: ...ted ''META-INF/services/'' entry, as generated by processing ''@ServiceProvider'' annotation via compile time ... - DocBook (713 bytes)
1: ...erence, etc.), so it more suitable for additional processing (to PDF, etc.). - APIvsSPI (6,917 bytes)
75: ...idea is that those willing to find out when batch processing is over, can implement the new listener and regis...
79: ...dificationPostListener''s and to notify them when processing of regular ''ModificationListener''s is over: - JavaOne2011 (5,743 bytes)
28: === Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 ===
30: ...ava]] frameworks without the hassle of on-startup processing so common in the EE space these days. - JavaOne2012 (3,761 bytes)
3: == Advanced Annotation Processing with JSR 269 == - GeekOut (4,050 bytes)
1: ...lides for my [[GeekOut]] 2012 presentation about processing [[annotations]] [[Media:HackIntoYourCompiler.pdf|...
18: ...hand, [[JDK]]6's [[AnnotationProcessor|annotation processing]] [[API]] makes it easier than ever to plug in to... - Vendor library (2,600 bytes)
3: The [[API]] for [[XML]] processing in [[Java]] (with entry points in {{JDK|javax/xml... - Final interface (8,284 bytes)
46: import javax.annotation.processing.AbstractProcessor;
47: import javax.annotation.processing.Processor;
48: import javax.annotation.processing.RoundEnvironment;
49: import javax.annotation.processing.SupportedAnnotationTypes; - JavaFX (5,054 bytes)
32: ...4ed8674de305 patch] shows). By running the event processing in the same thread, it is safe to access [[Swing]...
34: ...rk fine. Originally I was slightly afraid whether processing of events in different thread will work seamlessl...
36: ...application|Platform}}.runLater thread. All event processing remains synchronized (no code runs in parallel), ...
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