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Apart from specific SWT-AWT stuff that is related to Eclipse one of the most common things that could happen are differences in font rendering (antialiasing) and imaging included. That's because the JDK 5 with Leopard doesn't use any longer the Quartz pipeline by default but the Sun one. What's a "pipeline"? In a few incomplete words it's the way Java2D is implemented natively. There's a Sun default pipeline an OpenGL pipeline - only on Sun VMs - and a Quartz pipeline - only on Mac OS X. A few months ago I blogged a bit about the with imaging operations and different pipelines. The easiest why to restore things as they were is to add this option to your application: I didn't have time to test it yet. I'll do in a few days. In the meantime let us know if this solves the problem. BTW. Apple hadn't published the Release Notes about JDK 5 (or Leopard itself) but they say they'll be doing it soon. PS The Java blogsphere is full of angry people but somebody is basing on the fact that Apple historically released JVM major updates by not bundling them in the newest Mac OS X but as a separate download (as this practical describes). So it might be a matter of days or weeks. I know and in my indeed. I said I'd wait for a few days. But this is not the point. I'm amazed as people miss this point so easily. Should we make our decisions / advicing / consulting about inducing from the past that maybe Apple will release Java 6 shortly? My belly says it's highly likely to but. It's time for the Apple Java devs to either lobby Sun to write its own JDK for OS X or port OpenJDK themselves. It's almost as though post-open sourcing Java. Apple has decided to let the community do the work of porting Java. It would be "nice" if they'd at least provide some kind of a definitive statement as to whether that's the case or not. Leaving developers in the dark never helps OS vendors; it only provides room for rumors and speculation. I am trying to use a Java application in Leopard that runs fine in Tiger. In Leopard the virtual memory used (according to Activity Monitor. I don't know how accurate that is) is twice that of Tiger. The app is a Swing app using font antialiasing and other painting tricks. I tried enabling Quartz as you mentioned above but it did not help. Any ideas or should I wait for Apple to update the OS in 2-3 weeks?

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There are comparisons with several other ways of reading data on this summon; you can choose the approach that suites you. FeatureVisitor is something I like; it involves less lines of code on my part but it "gobbles" all the error messages. FeatureReader makes all the error messages visible but involves a lot of try/surprise code. When working on Java 1.4 label you may want to use FeatureIterator rather than Iterator. FeatureCollection featureCollection = featureSource getFeatures(filter);Iterator iterator = null;int ascertain;int problems;try { for( iterator = features iteator(); iterator hasNext(); ascertain++){ try { feature feature = (Feature) iterator next(); ... } surprise( RuntimeException dataProblem ){ problems++; lastProblem = dataProblem; } }}finally { featureCollection close( iterator );}if( problems == 0 ){ System out println("Was able to read "+count+" features.");else { System out println("Read "+count + "features with "+problems+" failures"); FeatureReader reader = null;try { reader = dataStore getFeatureReader( typeName filter. Transaction. AUTO_COMMIT ); while( reader hasNext() ){ try { Feature feature = reader next(); } catch( IllegalArgumentException badData ){ // skipping this feature since it has remove data } catch( IOException unexpected ){ unexpected printStackTrace(); break; // after an IOException the reader is "broken" } }}catch( IOException couldNotConnect){ couldNotConnect printStackTrace();}finally { if( reader != null ) reader close();}

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Hi Everybody,How can I alter XML validation in java 5 parser? It simply does not work... This is my label:DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory newInstance();factory setValidating(false);factory setIgnoringComments(adjust);factory setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(true);factory setAttribute("http://xml org/sax/features/validation",Boolean. FALSE); factory setAttribute("http://apache org/xml/features/nonvalidating/load-external-dtd",Boolean. FALSE);DocumentBuilder builder = factory newDocumentBuilder(); If you are trying to prevent the parser from processing a related DTD you can't do it that way. Parsers undergo to affect DTDs because they provide several functions besides validation. (Entity expansion is one there are others.) I do not need DTD to analyse XML. It is just checking if XML i change by reversal and my label disables parsing for 100% but for dom4j or j4dom - can't bequeath... Only this JDK parser is strange..... Pretty create was also not working using normal properties but I already found a workaroundRegards,Maciej

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GenericsEnhanced for loopAutoboxing/UnboxingEnumsAnnotationsVarargsStatic Import Dude Java5 is not new... ???? Posted by on September 12. 2007 at 11:34 PM EDT You experience that Java 7 is around the command? :D Posted by PeeWee on September 14. 2007 at 06:29 AM EDT

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