 To jar or not to jar? -
JavaWorld - July
1998
To jar or not to jar? -
JavaWorld - July
1998
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Use a RandomAccessFile to building a low-level database - JavaWorld January
1999
Use a RandomAccessFile to building a low-level database - JavaWorld January
1999
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Programming XML in Java, Part 1 - JavaWorld March 2000
Programming XML in Java, Part 1 - JavaWorld March 2000
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Programming XML in Java, Part 3 - JavaWorld July
2000
Programming XML in Java, Part 3 - JavaWorld July
2000
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Easy Java/XML integration with
JDOM, Part 1 - JavaWorld May 2000
Easy Java/XML integration with
JDOM, Part 1 - JavaWorld May 2000
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Performance books put to the test - JavaWorld March 2001
Performance books put to the test - JavaWorld March 2001
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XML APIs for databases - JavaWorld January 2000
XML APIs for databases - JavaWorld January 2000
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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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Should you go
with JMS?
Should you go
with JMS?
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Transparently cache XSL transformations with
JAXP
Transparently cache XSL transformations with
JAXP
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Cracking Java byte-code encryption
Cracking Java byte-code encryption
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High-availability mobile applications
High-availability mobile applications
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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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Clustering and Load Balancing in Tomcat 5, Part 1
The latest version of the Tomcat servlet container provides clustering and load balancing capabilities that are essential for deploying scalable and robust web applications.
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Mantissa
Mantissa (Mathematical Algorithms for Numerical Tasks In Space System Applications)
Overview
Mantissa is a collection of various mathematical tools aimed towards for simulation. It is not a complete mathematical library like GSL, NAG or IMSL, but it con
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JLAN Server v3.3
JLAN Server v3.3
JLAN Server is a high performance JavaTM based file server supporting Windows file sharing (SMB/CIFS), NFS and FTP protocols.
Write your own virtual filesystems with the core server handling all protocol exchanges with the client.
Incl
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OIL (Objects in a Line)
OIL (Objects in a Lile) provides a queue API and its implementation which is required by many server applications which stores client requests permanently in order.
OIL provides:
Queue which provides sequential access.
Index which provides random acce
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Commons Transaction
Commons Transaction aims at providing lightweight, standardized, well tested and efficient implementations of utility classes commonly used in transactional Java programming. Initially there are implementations for multi level locks,
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JLAN Server v3.5 - Database Filesystems
*JLAN Server* is a high performance Java based file server supporting Windows file sharing (SMB/CIFS), NFS and FTP protocols.
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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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