There has been a lot of discussions about the need for more dynamicity in Java, including the need to support scripting languages. Most are around the suggestion of improving the HotSwap facility in Java. For exampe: * How badly do…

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The real problem in this space is not really a technology problem. Its defining what exactly does happen when the schema changes in an incompatible way.