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  • noun computing Java virtual machine, a simulated machine to execute Java code.

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  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • The JVM is the Java Virtual Machine, which is the platform-specific virtual machine responsible for executing Java bytecode (which itself is platform-neutral).

    Fusion Authority - The House of Fusion Technical Magazine 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

  • JavaFX sits on top of the awesome JVM, which is fully open and cross platform and very very very powerful, robust, and efficient.

    TheServerSide.com: News 2010

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