Oracle brings Java SE 7 from

Oracle Java SE 7 released. Java SE 7 includes support for dynamic scripting languages such as Ruby. Also, there is a new api for file operations and there is better support for multicores.

As expected, Java Standard Edition 7 Thursday released. A beta and a release candidate were already longer available. Java SE 7 introduces support for dynamic scripting languages such as Ruby. These languages could in fact be reused in the Java Virtual Machine, but with Java SE 7 to perform these non-Java languages better.

Also contains Java SE 7 a new api for file operations, faster access to the file system, as well as better support for processors with more than one core. Java SE 7 also has a number of new features. It is the first major Java update since the end of 2006.

Expertpanellid Misja Alma calls the new version of Java, a version that is very long to wait and that only a limited number of improvements it brings’. Fellow panel member and developer Jan Willem Harmelink calls the improvements “not earth-shattering, but very welcome’. “I’m going to them in the near future a lot of use,” said Harmelink. He signs that Oracle is many planned features for version 8 has passed.