 The battle of the container
frameworks: which should you use? - JavaWorld - January
1999
The battle of the container
frameworks: which should you use? - JavaWorld - January
1999
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Java Tip 71: Use
dynamic messaging in Java - JavaWorld - April
1999
Java Tip 71: Use
dynamic messaging in Java - JavaWorld - April
1999
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Design networked
applications in
RMI using the Adapter design pattern
Design networked
applications in
RMI using the Adapter design pattern
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Speed up listener
notification - JavaWorld February 2000
Speed up listener
notification - JavaWorld February 2000
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The Lucene
search engine: Powerful, flexible, and free - JavaWorld September 2000
The Lucene
search engine: Powerful, flexible, and free - JavaWorld September 2000
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Matchmaking with
regular expressions - JavaWorld July
2001
Matchmaking with
regular expressions - JavaWorld July
2001
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Flex your grid
layout
Flex your grid
layout
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Use XML data binding to do your
laundry
Use XML data binding to do your
laundry
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Eclipse casts shadows
Eclipse casts shadows
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roots of
constants classes
roots of
constants classes
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Dictionary and Thesaurus API for Java
What is the Dictionary and Thesaurus API for JavaTM?
The Dictionary and Thesaurus API for Java is a standard-based class library for accessing a dictionary and thesaurus using Java. It provides programming access to wordbook data from the Java programm
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Declarative Programming in Java
Declarative Programming in Java
What makes EJB components special is the declarative programming model through which we can specify the services such as security, persistence, transaction etc., that the container should provide. An EJB only implements
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FindBugs, Part 2: Writing custom detectors
FindBugs, Part 2: Writing custom detectors
How to write custom detectors to find application-specific problems
In the first article in this series, I showed you how to set up and execute FindBugs. Now we'll take a look at FindBugs' most powerful fea
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NIO Tutorials
NIO Tutorials
Introduction
In the words of Gregory Pierce, "NIO is one of the most important but least understood APIs that came along for the ride with JDK1.4". Couldn't have put it better myself :). The aim of this series of articles is to help you
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From Writing Programs to Creating Compilers
From Writing Programs to Creating Compilers
In this article we build a simple compiler that augments Java with tasks (independent blocks of code that execute in parallel), thus creating a new language called AJ that well supports the programming of syste
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Network Programming with JavaTM 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.4 (J2SETM)
This article provides an overview of the new features and enhancements in the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.4 (J2SE), and shows you how to use them effectively.
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Welcome to Free search engine secrets: webmaster's guide to search engine
registration!
Welcome to Free search engine secrets: webmaster's guide to search engine registration!
Welcome To Webmaster's Guide
T his site is dedicated to Web related services. Here you can find tools and suggestions to promote your sites to several search
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Creating EJB clients using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform
This article shows how to build a sample EJB client using the Eclipse Rich Client Platform (RCP), which has become increasingly popularity due to its extensible nature.
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one-jar
One-JAR is a simple solution to a vexing problem in Java: how to distribute an application as a single jar-file, when it depends on multiple other jar-files. One-JAR uses a custom classloader to discover library jar files inside the main jar.
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Urchin RSS Aggregator
Urchin is a Web based, customisable, RSS aggregator and filter. It\'s primary purpose is to allow the generation of new RSS feeds by running queries against the collection of items in the Urchin database.
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