Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 3rd Oct 2006 18:22 UTC, submitted by arooaroo
"As mentioned in part 1, Java 6 has to please end-users but it must also appeal to developers in order to make those killer desktop applications. I think that many GUI developers will agree that the Swing API is very powerful and flexible. That said, many feel it's too difficult and ultimately question its ability to deliver a robust desktop application (for a reasonable cost - whether that be monetary or mental!) As promised, I shall offer an overview to what Java 6 will offer developers to ease them towards putting Java on the desktop."
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2006-10-02
Yep, this is cons that heap must be allocated as continuous space.