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JavaWorld.com is the leading independent source for Java™ technology programmers and enterprise managers who require more information about Java programming language and related technologies. It has earned this reputation and a loyal following over the past ten years by consistently providing reliable information to the Java community — and has become the "go-to" site for developers, programmers and enterprise managers alike.

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