Java Tip 70: Create objects from jar
files! - JavaWorld - March
1999
Java Tip 70: Create objects from jar
files! - JavaWorld - March
1999 |
Build your own
ObjectPool in Java to boost app speed -
JavaWorld - June
1998
Build your own
ObjectPool in Java to boost app speed -
JavaWorld - June
1998 |
Java Tip 76: An alternative to the deep copy technique
Java Tip 76: An alternative to the deep copy technique |
Java performance programming,
Part 2: The cost of casting - JavaWorld December 1999
Java performance programming,
Part 2: The cost of casting - JavaWorld December 1999 |
Use JDBC for
industrial-strength performance, Part 1 - JavaWorld January
2000
Use JDBC for
industrial-strength performance, Part 1 - JavaWorld January
2000 |
Frameworks save the
day - JavaWorld September 2000
Frameworks save the
day - JavaWorld September 2000 |
Retrofit existing
applications
with RMI - JavaWorld January 2001
Retrofit existing
applications
with RMI - JavaWorld January 2001 |
Robust event
logging with Syslog - JavaWorld April
2001
Robust event
logging with Syslog - JavaWorld April
2001 |
Trace your steps in Java 1.4
Trace your steps in Java 1.4 |
I want my AOP!, Part 3
I want my AOP!, Part 3 |
Exceptions: Don't
get thrown for a loss
Exceptions: Don't
get thrown for a loss |
Repair invalid cached services in the Service Locator pattern
Repair invalid cached services in the Service Locator pattern |
Profiling CPU
usage from within a Java application
Profiling CPU
usage from within a Java application |
Cracking Java byte-code encryption
Cracking Java byte-code encryption |
Beware the dangers of
generic Exceptions
Beware the dangers of
generic Exceptions |
A simple sample,
but interesting enough
A simple sample,
but interesting enough |
JXMLPad 2.3
JXMLPad 2.3
JXMLPad is a pure Swing java component/framework for editing XML/XHTML document.
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JFindReplace
JFindReplace is a "find and replace" swing component working with various options (regulation expression, incremental mode...) and standard text components like JTextArea, JTextPane, JEditorPane.... |
JXMLPad 3.1 FC
JXMLPad is a pure Swing java component/framework for editing XML/XHTML document. |
Reader-Submitted Tech Tip: Peeking Under Mount Points
Find out how to use NFS to inspect the underlying directory structure if the reported disk usage seems inconsistent. |
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