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1. Introduction to JSTL using NetBeans
(Java Tutorials/Tutorials)
...   At this point, our web application is ready. File called index.jsp will be automatically created for us. Preparing the Library JSTL requires 2 jars;...

2. ImageJ
(Java Libraries/Image Editing/Processing Library)
...PDA. Open Source: ImageJ and its Java source code are freely available and in the public domain. No license is required. User Community: ImageJ has a large and knowledgeable ...

...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

4. Example Appearance
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

5. How to use linear fog with a clip node
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

6. How to use linear fog in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

8. How to use spot lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

10. How to use light scope groups in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

11. How to use point lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

12. How to use ambient lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

13. How to use directional lights in Java3D
(Other API Tips/Java3D)
...nbsp;3 Control = Button 3  *   * The behavior automatically modifies a TransformGroup provided to the  *&nbsp...

...     return point3d;   }   Point2d convertToMapCoordinate(Vector3d worldCoord) {     Point2d point2d&nb...

15. Inheritance and the Java Persistence API
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...file location is correct. Start GlassFish: $GLASSFISH_HOME/bin/asadmin start-domain domain1 Start the database server. From the inherit directory enter the...

16. Linked List Implementation in Java
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
In computer science, a linked list is one of the fundamental data structures used in computer programming. It consists of a sequence of nodes, each containing arbitrary data fields and one or two refe

17. Linked-list Based Queue Implementation
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
In providing services in computer science, transport, and operations research a queue is a buffer where various entities such as data, objects, persons, or events are stored and waiting to be processe

18. Linked-list Based Stack Implementation
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
In computer science, a stack is a temporary abstract data type and data structure based on the principle of Last In First Out (LIFO). Stacks are very widely and extensively used in modern computer sys

19. How to use Struts Framework
(Other API Tips/Struts)
...ou use Struts then part of this interaction is as follows: First of all the Struts servlet will automatically transfer the data from your form into a JavaBean that you should supply. This bean is ...

20. Understanding JMX Technology
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com Java Management Extensions (JMX) technology offers programmers the ability to add monitoring and management to their Java applications. In e

...t GlassFish by entering the following command: <GF_install_dir>/bin/asadmin start-domain domain1 where <GF_install_dir> is the directory in which you installed GlassFi...

22. What is New in JAXB 2.0
(Java EE Tips/Java Architecture for XML Binding)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com Java Architecture for XML Binding, JAXB, is a technology that simplifies the use of XML content in Java programming language applications. J

23. Using validator in SAX interface
(Java SE Tips/javax.xml.validation)
One of the main advantages of validation is that we can combine it with standard parsers like SAX. In this case, while handling SAX event we will not care whether the document is valid or not. Valid

Introduction The file template is branded with the Sun Microsystems copyright text. However, I've just discovered a different way of branding a file. It's not the most efficient way of doing so, b

25. Log4j: A Debugging Perspective (Part1)
(Java Tutorials/Tutorials)
Who are you? If you or your client once discovered a bug in your application and never being able to reproduce it again. If you once felt that your too late discovered

26. Thinking in Java - Third Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...ers Sources and sinks of data Modifying stream behavior Unchanged Classes Off by itself: RandomAccessFile Typical uses of I/O streams Input streams Output streams Piped streams ...

27. Java Cookbook - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...es from This Book Section 1.6. Compiling the Source Code Examples from This Book Section 1.7. Automating Compilation with Ant Section 1.8. Running Applets Section 1.9. Dealing with Depreca...

28. Java Swing - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...nts Rendering and Editing What’s Next ? Chapter 18: Undo The Swing Undo Facility The UndoManager Class Extending UndoManager Chapter 19: Text 101 The Swing Text Components ...

29. Using the Java XML Digital Signature API
(Java EE Tips/XML Digital Signature API)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com XML digital signatures have been on programmers' wish lists for some time. The good news is that JSR 105 now defines a standard Java t

30. Introduction to the Java Transaction API
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
... ways to roll back a container-managed transaction. If a system exception is thrown, the container automatically rolls back the transaction. You can also roll back a transaction by invoking the setR...

31. Java API for XML Registries (JAXR)
(Java EE Tips/Java API for XML Registries)
...ty("com.sun.xml.registry.http.proxyHost",       "myhost.mydomain");    props.setProperty("com.sun.xml.registry.http.proxyPort",...

32. Using AJAX with Java Technology
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...r will auto-deploy the application. On GlassFish this directory is <gf_install_dir>/glassfish/domains/domain1/autodeploy. Start GlassFish by entering the following command: &#...

33. Introducing JavaServer Faces Technology
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
... Validation APIs for both the client side and server side Internationalization and localization Automatic view presentation, customized to client type (for example, browser or media type) Integr...

34. Custom Components With JavaServer Faces Technology
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com The March 24, 2004 Tech Tip Improving Designs With the MVC Design Pattern introduced the architectural pattern known as Model, View, Con

35. J2EE Connector Architecture 1.5
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com If you've ever tried to integrate legacy systems with a J2EE application server, you know that it can be quite a challenge. Managing con

...ortableRemoteObject.narrow( objref, ManagementHome.class); Management mejb = home.create(); String domain = mejb.getDefaultDomain(); The code first instantiates ProgrammaticLogin and then acces...

37. Using AJAX With Non-HTML Markup in JSF
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
...n Server by entering the following command: <GF_install_dir>/bin/asadmin start-domain domain1 where <GF_install_dir> is the directory in which you installed Gla...

38. Building a simple form
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
Handling HTML forms is one of the most common tasks when you develop web applications. The JSF provides JSP tags for rendering HTML forms, manages the state of the forms, validates user-input rep

39. How to use HTTP cookies
(Other API Tips/HttpClient)
This tip shows how to use cookies. The application below sets an HTTP cookie and updates the cookie's value across multiple HTTP GET requests. /*  * $Hea

40. Maverick
(Java Libraries/SSH)
...stand XML sitemap. For even more flexibility, you can preprocess it with XSLT. Maverick will automagically pick from different views based on user language, browser type, or any other character...

41. Using EJB-QL to create CMP finder methods
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
Every entity bean home interface has a mandatory findByPrimaryKey() method. The EJB specification has always allowed you to specify custom finder methods in the home interface for more specific an

The current infrastructure for handling Java files programmatically in NetBeans is built on a bunch of standards relating to modelling and model-driven architecture (model-driven-architecture disc

...hen the application shuts down, it does not need to any special code for persisting them, it is all automatic. For more information about how that works, see the section on file recognition. O...

44. Sorting and Filtering Tables
(Java SE Tips/javax.swing)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com Java Standard Edition (Java SE) 6.0 (code name Mustang), adds some features that make sorting and filtering the contents of a Swing JTa

45. Capturing Audio with Java Sound API
(Java SE Tips/javax.sound)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com The Java Sound API has been a part of the standard libraries of the Java 2 Platform since the 1.3 release. Found in the javax.sound.samp

46. Encryption and Decryption using Symmetric Keys
(Java SE Tips/javax.crypto)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com Encryption and decryption can be done symmetrically -- here the same key is used to encrypt and decrypt the data. Because both parties h

47. Secure Communication with JSSE
(Java SE Tips/javax.net.ssl)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com The Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) libraries are a standard part of the J2SE version 1.4 platform. Prior versions required installa

48. User Datagram Protocol Programming
(Java SE Tips/java.net)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com It's often the case that when someone shows some network programming that uses the standard J2SE libraries, the code is for the sockets-

49. Introduction to JOGL
(Other API Tips/JOGL)
This Tech Tip reprinted with permission by java.sun.com As it's name implies, JOGL, the Java APIs for OpenGL, is a Java programming language binding for the OpenGL 3D graphics API. JOGL is d

50. Navigating the JDOM tree
(Other API Tips/JDOM)
Since JDOM is a document-model like DOM it also represent a document as a tree of document nodes. Like DOM we can request the list of attributes and children for processing. One of JDOM adva

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