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java.net has published my latest article, The Open Road: javax.annotation. Java 5 introduced annotations to the language. Since then, several important third-party libraries and frameworks have taken advantage of them to good effect, including Guice, Hibernate, and JUnit 4. Libraries designed around annotations are often simpler and easier to work with than the equivalent libraries that use reflection or naming conventions to achieve the same result. More...

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