Programming Java threads in the
real world, Part
5 - JavaWorld -
February 1999
Programming Java threads in the
real world, Part
5 - JavaWorld -
February 1999 |
Programming Java threads in the
real world, Part
9 - JavaWorld
June 1999
Programming Java threads in the
real world, Part
9 - JavaWorld
June 1999 |
Build your own
caching mechanisms with volatile
collections - JavaWorld June 1999
Build your own
caching mechanisms with volatile
collections - JavaWorld June 1999 |
Agents: Not just for Bond anymore - JavaWorld April
1997
Agents: Not just for Bond anymore - JavaWorld April
1997 |
A promise of easier
embedded-systems networking - JavaWorld November 1999
A promise of easier
embedded-systems networking - JavaWorld November 1999 |
Create automated and distributed
management applications with Jiro
technology, Part 1 - JavaWorld February
Create automated and distributed
management applications with Jiro
technology, Part 1 - JavaWorld February 2000 |
Tweak your IO performance
for faster runtime - JavaWorld November
2000
Tweak your IO performance
for faster runtime - JavaWorld November
2000 |
Double-checked
locking: Clever, but broken - JavaWorld February
2001
Double-checked
locking: Clever, but broken - JavaWorld February
2001 |
Tcl your Java apps - JavaWorld March
2001
Tcl your Java apps - JavaWorld March
2001 |
Add ghosted drag
images to your JTrees - JavaWorld
Tips
Add ghosted drag
images to your JTrees - JavaWorld
Tips |
Create email-based apps with JAMES
Create email-based apps with JAMES |
Use Web services
to integrate Web applications with
EISs
Use Web services
to integrate Web applications with
EISs |
Publish
Publish event-driven Web content with JSP custom tags |
My kingdom for
a good timer!
My kingdom for
a good timer! |
Jappo - an open and modular Java preprocessor
Jappo - an open and modular Java preprocessor
Jappo is Java preprocessor. It examines input files for preprocessor statements (i.e. macros) that are then interpreted, resulting in the alteration of the input content that is stored as target file. Jappo |
Writing Ant Tasks
Writing Ant Tasks
A nice feature of Ant is that it is designed to allow you to add your own tasks and use them in an build. This article shows you the basics of writing an Ant task and how to get a task to work. |
XML Messaging Using JBoss
It\'s common practice to share data using FTP, but an increasingly popular alternative is to use a messaging service. As always, each approach has its own pros and cons, depending on the nature of "what to share," how easy it is to implement the technolog |
Using Timers in J2EE Applications
Using Timers in J2EE Applications
Job scheduling is nothing new--most enterprise applications require the scheduling of tasks and activities. For example, your application may need a timer service to run a business process once a day, or to clean up a te |
Writing more than one cards in a WML deck.
Writing more than one cards in a WML deck.
Tutorial
First Card
Writing more than one cards in a deck.
In this lesson we will write application that uses two cards in a deck. First card is displayed only for some time and after that it directly |
Getting Started With the PIM APIs
This article provides a code-intensive introductory tutorial to Personal information management (PIM) APIs, JSR 75. |
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