@Override and interface
Jim Leary, my colleague at CloudBees, got me into digging into this. The question is around putting the @Override annoation on a method that implements an interface method, like this: public class Foo implements Runnable { @Override public void run() {} } As you can see in the javadoc, when @Override was originally introduced, such use was not allowed. javac 1.5 rejects this, too (I verified this
Bye bye Hudson, Hello Jenkins
(This post was originally made under an incorrect location, so I’m moving it here. The contents haven’t changed since its original post on Jan 11th 2011.) As some of you may know, toward the end of the last year, Hudson project has experienced a fire drill — you can see it here, here, here, and here. In short, the issue was that Oracle was asserting a trademark right to the project name “Hudson”
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