Java Technology Tutorials

Java Technology Tutorials OpenWFE OpenWFE not only features a workflow engine, but also a full Business Process Management Suite. As released, it features a Worklist component for storing workitems ) for participants and an Apre component, for automatic participants. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Developing with Maven When the size and complexity of your project grows, a build tool is the best way to automate the steps required to generate your project. For example, in a typical Java project, each time you build you compile the Java files, jar the .class files, and gen View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Swing and CSS CSS finally lets you separate style from content in a way that works. Now you can set all of your paragraphs to be in a sans-serif font on a blue background, or you can make everything a rollover, if you want. The important thing is that the style can be View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Analyze Your Classes Analyze Your Classes The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is a highly efficient engine that executes our classes The Byte Code Engieering Library (BCEL) from the Apache-Jakarta stable helps the average developers by analyzing and manipulating the structure o View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials WSRP Conformance Test Kit The WSRP (Web Services for Remote Portlets) Conformance Test Kit enables implementers of the OASIS WSRP 1.0 Specification to verify conformance. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials www.illegalaccess.org - JVM vulnerabilities Illegalaccess.org has discovered a critical security vulnerability in the latest production version of JBoss J2EE application server. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Magical Web Interface Development Rapid Application Development (RAD) was a popular term in the pre-Web days. The main goal of RAD was to enable you to build powerful applications with a set of reusable components like text fields, data grids, tree views, panels, buttons, and so on.. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials The Origins of \"Value\".equals(value); The word origin may sound odd to those of you out there that utilize \"Value\".equals(value) syntax for evaluating a string literal against a string object. I for one have always employed the opposite syntax: value.equals(\"Value\"). And whenever I came a View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials FTP Client for Java Apps FTP client written in Java as part of the standard classes. the java.* packages, neither the source code nor a complete API are available. The goal of this project is to provide to developers a complete, *well designed*, programmatically controllable Op View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Jvm Stat It allows you to visually watch garbage collection going on in your application. It\'s quite fascinating to watch the difference as you try different garbage collection algorithms. For instance, using the -XX:+AggressiveHeap algorithm makes a huge differe View Rating

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