One of the few features under development for 10.1.3 that was given an "exception status" when we froze feature coding a month or so ago -- instead of being deferred beyond 10.1.3 -- was the Java "Code Formatting" facility. This lets you configure tons of preferences about how you like your Java code to be formatted, and then apply the code style to one or more files to keep them compliant with the style. New code that you type follows the style, too. I'm happy to report that this exception-item made it into the latest JDeveloper 10.1.3 builds I'm testing in-house. It was a really common request we had from developers, so it's great to have it in as a base feature now. Here's a glimpse at the plethora of options you'll be able to set, save, and share across your team. The collapsed categories each have multiple options as well! [caveat: theoretically options could change before production!] 
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