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1.
HotSheet
(Java Applications/News Aggregator)
... on the source code is an extremely liberal BSD license that allows you to build commercial applications
using
parts of HotSheet without significant restrictions. URL: http://www.joh...
2.
Introduction to Servlet Listener using Eclipse
(Java Tutorials/Tutorials)
...ation of Web Tools Platform (WTP) plugin for more details. You may also create your web project manually
using
the Java Project in Eclipse but it would be more complex and complicated. A w...
3.
Introduction to Servlet Listener using NetBeans
(Java Tutorials/Tutorials)
...me attributes to the sessions (adding attribute means that we are creating the Session). Create your JSP
using
the wizard and name it whatever you want. For my case, I would like to name it testSessio...
4.
Latest Additions - 17.07.06 (389 new tips)
(Newsflashes/NewsFlashes)
...ion in Java Finding Greatest Common Divisor recursively Finding Maximum Contiguous Subsequence Sum
using
divide-and-conquer approach Insertion Sort Implementation in Java Shell Sort Implem...
5.
Spring MVC Framework and its usage
(Other API Tips/Spring)
...lt-in Spring Web framework or a Web framework such as Struts, Saveria etc. The framework is configurable
using
strategy
interfaces
and accommodates multiple view technologies such as JSP technology, V...
6.
Understanding JMX Technology
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...3: Instrumentation Tier. Resources, such as applications, devices, or services, are instrumented
using
Java objects called Managed Beans (MBeans). MBeans expose their management
interfaces
, co...
7.
What is New in JAXB 2.0
(Java EE Tips/Java Architecture for XML Binding)
...nt's XSD schema. Previous Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips covered XML Serialization with JAXB and
using
JAXB with RelaxNG. Both tips used JAXB 1.0, which is packaged with the Java Web Services ...
8.
Document Handling in Web Services Applications
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...or more information about JAXB, see the Tech Tip What is New in JAXB 2.0. A significant advantage of
using
JAXB is that you can compile the schema (or dtd) to generate a Java content tree, and the...
9.
Programmatic Access to Network Parameters
(Java SE Tips/java.net)
... network interface, such as its name or its InetAddress. To see the kind of information you could access
using
NetworkInterface, run the following program, ListNets, in J2SE 5.0: ...
10.
Introducing Annotations
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
...es Main.class. If you use the deprecated method, it produces a compilation-time warning -- just like
using
the @deprecated tag in a javadoc. Here's an example:  ...
11.
Latest Additions - 08.06.06 (160 new tips)
(Newsflashes/NewsFlashes)
... java.awt How to find size of string drawn on a component Java SE Tips / java.util
Using
WeakHashMap for Listener Lists How to set a timer for a task to run at a specific time...
12.
Tapestry in Action
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...try application. Chapter nine and ten describes the virtual library, a complete J2EE example application
using
Tapestry along with some access limitations to parts of the application. Issues like comb...
13.
Java 2D Graphics
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
... image related issues like ways of loading and displaying the images, modifying the appearance of images
using
the 2D API's image processing classes, geometrical transformation of images
using
the 2D ...
14.
Thinking in Java - Third Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...riented Programming concepts to inheritance, Polymorphism,
interfaces
, Error handling etc. Apart from foc
using
on the Java I/O system issues related to Concurrency and Applets had also been explained ...
15.
Java RMI
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
... streams and sockets working its way through the basics of building scalable client-server architectures
using
RMI. Grosso had provided sufficient experience in designing and implementing Java's R...
16.
Java 2 Micro Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
... of J2ME Application including applications for cellular phones and pagers and creating J2ME application
using
different Profiles. The focus then turns towards the development of a Mobile Informat...
17.
Java Cookbook - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
... in Java. The other chapters include recipes on Database Access, Java and Email, Distributed Programming
using
RMI, Threading concepts, etc. The final chapter consists of recipes to connect to other p...
18.
Ivor Horton's Beginning Java 2, JDK 5 Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...e basic ideas behind object-oriented programming How a simple Java program looks and how you can run it
using
the JDK What is HTML and how it is used to include a Java Program in a web page C...
19.
Head First Java - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...Behave: object state affects method behavior Extra-Strength Methods: flow control, operations and more
Using
the Java Library: so you don’t have to write it all yourself Better Living in Objectvill...
20.
Effective Java Programming Language Guide
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...eginners guide to Threading. The last chapter, 10th one, has 4 items on Serialization techniques in Java
using
the object serialization API. The book ends with References to other good material which ...
21.
Java Swing - Second Edition
(Java Book Reviews/Books)
...to build effective
interfaces
by providing them knowledge of Swing’s advanced components and containers.
Using
the practical approach of the book one can easily understand and implement the concept in...
22.
Introducing the Sun Java Streaming XML Parser
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
... often called a cursor. You simply ask the parser for the node that the cursor currently points to.
Using
SJSXP to Parse XML Documents Reading in XML documents with the SJSXP is fairly easy. ...
23.
Introduction to the Java Transaction API
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...ases, for example, if you want to update multiple databases from different vendors, you should consider
using
a JTA transaction with a corresponding J2EE transaction manager. The JTA specification s...
24.
Developing Web Services Using JAX-WS
(Java EE Tips/Java API for XML Web Services)
...elease of Java API for XML-based RPC 1.1(JAX-RPC), JAX-WS simplifies the task of developing web services
using
Java technology. It addresses some of the issues in JAX-RPC 1.1 by providing support for ...
25.
Introducing JavaServer Faces Technology
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
...implement the application Model classes Describe the Model to the framework Create application Views
using
JSP pages Define data validation rules Define View navigation for the Controller ...
26.
J2EE Connector Architecture 1.5
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...E 1.4, which defines a standard architecture for connecting the J2EE platform to heterogeneous EISs.
Using
the J2EE Connector Architecture, EIS vendors do not have to create custom connection soft...
27.
Accessing a Secure Enterprise Bean From a Java Client or Through Java Web Start Technology
(Java EE Tips/Enterprise Java Beans)
...erable remote access to the model from any standard J2EE application. The tip assumes that you are
using
either the Sun Java System Application Server 8.x or a GlassFish build. You can download...
28.
Using AJAX With Non-HTML Markup in JSF
(Java EE Tips/JavaServer Faces)
... does not have a widget set which includes buttons or other components. You have to create these widgets
using
a markup. In contrast, XUL has a complete set of user interface controls that can easily ...
29.
Java Search Engine
(Java Libraries/Search Engine)
... Java API
interfaces
such as JSP, servlets and EJB. Can save results as XML and transform them into HTML
using
XSLT stylesheets. Java Search Engine is a complete solution, you don't have to to cre...
30.
What is a Lookup
(Other API Tips/NetBeans)
... I could even write this code more simply, without the Nodes API at all,
using
Utilities.actionsGlobalContext(): OpenCookie oc ...
31.
Can I install submenus into popups or other menus, instead of a regular action
(Other API Tips/NetBeans)
...es of Presenter to provide a different component to display in toolbars or the main menu. Note about
using
alternate components in the main menu: If you want your action to work properly on Mac OS...
32.
What are the ways a module can influence the system
(Other API Tips/NetBeans)
... FAQ item. In the short form, a module registers a layer by including a line in its manifest (if you are
using
NetBeans module support in 5.0 or later, you already have a layer file): OpenIDE...
33.
Capturing Audio with Java Sound API
(Java SE Tips/javax.sound)
...ampling rate and the number of channels (mono versus stereo) for the audio. You specify these properties
using
the aptly named AudioFormat class. There are two constructors for creating an AudioFormat...
34.
Java Search Engine
(Java Applications/Search Engine)
... Java API
interfaces
such as JSP, servlets and EJB. Can save results as XML and transform them into HTML
using
XSLT stylesheets. Java Search Engine is a complete solution, you don't have to to cre...
35.
How to use Script task
(Other API Tips/Ant)
...e information. All items (tasks, targets, etc) of the running project are accessible from the script,
using
either their name or id attributes (as long as their names are considered valid Java id...
36.
How to use EJB tasks
(Other API Tips/Ant)
...5 iPlanet Application Server 6.0 JBoss 2.1 and above Weblogic 5.1/6.0 session/entity beans
using
the weblogic.ejbc tool IBM WebSphere 4.0 TOPLink for WebLogic 2.5.1-enabled entit...
37.
NekoHTML
(Java Libraries/HTML Parser)
...and tag balancer that enables application programmers to parse HTML documents and access the information
using
standard XML
interfaces
. The parser can scan HTML files and "fix up" many common mistakes...
38.
Yet Another Java Profiler
(Java Applications/Profiler)
...ogfile) Keep an eye on the current stack/heap use. Further, there are some optional topics that,
using
the JVMTI interface, can be tackled, e.g. thread analysis, code coverage (is there code t...
39.
Covariant Parameter Types
(Java SE Tips/java.lang)
...mission by java.sun.com The December 1, 2004 Tech Tip Covariant Return Types presented an example of
using
this new J2SE 5.0 facility. This facility allows you to create methods in a subclass that...
40.
Spring
(Java Libraries/J2EE Framework)
...r to use It's best to program to
interfaces
, rather than classes. Spring reduces the complexity cost of
using
interfaces
to zero. JavaBeans offer a great way of configuring applications. OO design ...
41.
Spring Framework
(Java Libraries/Web Framework)
... With Spring, you can have declarative transaction management without EJB... even without JTA, if you're
using
a single database in Tomcat or another web container without JTA support. A flexible M...
42.
Jaxe
(Java Applications/XML Editor)
...urrent element attributes contextual menu multiple undo/redo source code display complete validation
using
Xerces configuration file examples for XHTML strict, simplified Docbook, and a schema f...
43.
WebObjects
(Java Applications/J2EE Server)
...an create enterprise-level web services backed by robust business logic and relational databases —
using
visual tools to reverse-engineer your JDBC or JNDI data sources and object-oriented frame...
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