Save (write) JPEG Images Without DPI Change in Java

If you try to write a BufferedImage on disk using ImageIO.write you will see that the result image will have a DPI of 96 regardless of the source image's DPI!
In order to keep the source DPI or set your own DPI you need to write your image using JPEGImageEncoder class.

NetBeans 7.0 Released!

The final version of NetBeans 7.0 release on (22 April 2011). But still no JavaFX support!
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Father of Java Joined Google

At the end of March James Gosling joined Google.

NetBeans 7.0 RC2 Released

NetBeans 7.0 RC2 released. But it still doesn't support JavaFX.
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NetBeans 7.0 Released

Finally the NetBeans 7.0 RC1 released.
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