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I am looking for Java 8u241, as it is a requirement for a project I am working on. I have not been able to find it anywhere; not even Java’s own website.
Any suggestions?
I appreciate your’alls help!
Java 8u241 is not available yet. The latest version of Java 8 available from Oracle is Java 8u231 which you can download from https://java.com/en/download/manual.jsp
Please check https://www.java.com/en/download/faq/release_dates.xml for more details.
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Is there an API for the java decompiler presented here: http://jd.benow.ca/.
it claims that it has a JD-Core component, however I couldn't find any material on how to use the api. I am already using the eclipse plugin JD-GUI, i wanted to know if there is an available API for it.
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I would like to contribute to an Open Source project in Java, can anyone suggest me a open source project which is in Java?
See the trending Java projects on GitHub. Pull, study, see the issues then contribute.
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Where can I find the JSapar's updated source code (1.5.x)?
Where can I find an active forum about that library? That library still active?
Thanks in advance.
The home page of the JSaPar project has now moved to https://org-tigris-jsapar.github.io/jsapar/
The sourcecode has moved to https://github.com/org-tigris-jsapar/jsapar where you also can report issues etc.
I am afraid that there is not that much of an active forum for the library but please continue to use StackOverflow. Just add the tag jsapar. ;)
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I have some different enviroments using different versions of JUnit 4.8. I wanted to have a look at the release notes to see what's different in those versions. But they aren't available anymore where they were originally published. Has someone another link for me or can someone post a copy of them?
You can find the release notes here: https://github.com/junit-team/junit/tree/master/doc
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I have three years's expeirence of java develping.
Now I am working with an system which is related to the ahthenciation. I am not good at this.
So I wonder if there is any opensoure project I can read and learn someting from which?
Spring Security is a good place to start.
I would recommend Apache Shiro
Check out Fortress, it is released under BSD open source license: http://iamfortress.org/