 Static class declarations
Static class declarations
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Build an object database - JavaWorld January
2000
Build an object database - JavaWorld January
2000
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Building a Java servlet framework
using reflection, Part 2 - JavaWorld February 2000
Building a Java servlet framework
using reflection, Part 2 - JavaWorld February 2000
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Build an object database, Part 2: Object storage
backend - JavaWorld April 2000
Build an object database, Part 2: Object storage
backend - JavaWorld April 2000
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Reveal the magic
behind subtype polymorphism - JavaWorld April
2001
Reveal the magic
behind subtype polymorphism - JavaWorld April
2001
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Jato: The new kid on the open source block, Part 3 - JavaWorld May
2001
Jato: The new kid on the open source block, Part 3 - JavaWorld May
2001
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Dynamically extend Java applications - JavaWorld August 2001
Dynamically extend Java applications - JavaWorld August 2001
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Dynamically extend Java applications
Dynamically extend Java applications
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JSP Standard Tag Library eases Webpage
development
JSP Standard Tag Library eases Webpage
development
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replacing implementation inheritance by contract
inheritance
replacing implementation inheritance by contract
inheritance
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Good
introduction
Good
introduction
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Koalog Configurator v1.0
What is Koalog ConfiguratorTM?
Koalog ConfiguratorTM is a configurator written in JavaTM.
It comes with two graphical user interfaces (a Swing and web one), an XML importer and a maintenance application. With Koalog ConfiguratorTM, users can rapidly
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Designing J2EE Applications for Real-Life Clustered Environments
Designing J2EE Applications for Real-Life Clustered Environments
In this article, the authors draw from their practical experience to list and discuss some critical considerations when building J2EE applications so that they can be deployed in a cluste
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Creating Varargs in Java 1.5 Tiger
Creating Varargs in Java 1.5 Tiger
In this excerpt from Chapter 5 of the book, Brett and David cover how to create and iterate over variable-length argument lists (better known as varargs), which will have you writing better, cleaner, more flexible code
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Smokescreen Introduction
Smokescreen is a Java obfuscator. Aside from being able to change symbolic names, it can also modify the bytecode instructions in methods thereby obfuscating control flow. This makes the resulting obfuscated classes much more difficult to decompile.
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Smokescreen 3.4 has been released
Smokescreen is a Java obfuscator. Aside from being able to change symbolic names, it can also modify the bytecode instructions in methods thereby obfuscating control flow. This makes the resulting obfuscated classes much more difficult to decompile.
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What package names are defined in the J2ME environment?
A compendium of J2ME package names, neatly arranged by JSR and presented for your illumination.
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What are the defined J2ME system property names?
A compilation of J2ME properties sorted by JSR. Learn the names, test for optional packages or retrieve platform specific configuration values.
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Java Technology Fundamentals
Learn how to use variable arguments lists, the new JConsole utility to monitor applications, and discover ways to learn what you need to know to get Sun certified.
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Struts Validator Framework Tutorial with Example
Struts Validator Framework Tutorial with Example
Struts HTML Tags
Struts Validator Framework
This lesson introduces you the Struts Validator Framework. In this lesson you will learn how to use Struts Validator Framework to validate the user
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