Java Technology Tutorials

Java Technology Tutorials vCard4J vCard4J vCard4J is a Java toolkit to manipulate vCards. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials The Future of Native Interfaces the JVM was smartened up enough to call native libraries without the JNI cruft - especially nice for using existing native system libraries (I believe mostly CFM) for things like QuickTime integration. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Speedo Speedo is an open source implementation of the JDO (TM) 1.0.1 specification. Speedo main benefits Possible choice of optimistic or pessimistic transaction mode Cache of persistent objects, with a choice of several replacement policies (LRU | MRU | FI View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials XML Parsing in a Producer-Consumer Model XML plays a vital role in integrating business-to-business applications. To parse XML files, these applications use either a Simple API for XML (SAX) or a Document Object Model (DOM) parser. Parsing in single-threaded applications is straightforward. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Mac OS X JNI Revisited Mac OS X for Java Geeks, was released. One section of the book that generated more questions and comments than almost any other was the section on JNI, or the Java Native Interface. View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Using RSS in JSP pages RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a specification for XML files to provide syndicated data. It is typically used by news sites and blogs to provide information concerning the latest news stories, posts, etc., View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Practical JSTL, Part 1 JSTL is the JSP Standard Tag Library. The JSTL came about under JSR-52 of the Java Community Process (JCP). The specification can be found at the JCP site. JSR-52 covers the creation of a standard tag library for JavaServer Pages and allows this library t View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Pluto Pluto is the Reference Implementation of the Java Portlet Specfication. The current version of this specification is JSR 168. Portlets are designed to run in the context of a portal. They are written to the Portlet API which are similar to the Servlet A View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials Exploring the syntax in the JDK1.5 early access compiler This is attempt to document the syntax available in the current JDK1.5 early access compiler (2_2-ea). The exact syntax is interesting to certain groups of people (IDE writers, Java language tool producers, emacs/jedit-mode authors, etc.). View Rating

Java Technology Tutorials HttpClient - another great Jakarta Commons component TrackBack support into Pebble the other day and the found that the technical details of a TrackBack involve sending a HTTP POST request to the remote server. View Rating

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