 Java Q&A - Java Still Open
Java Q&A - Java Still Open
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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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Java Tip 85: Fun and games with
JFileChooser - JavaWorld
Java Tip 85: Fun and games with
JFileChooser - JavaWorld
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Automate your
build process using Java and Ant - JavaWorld October 2000
Automate your
build process using Java and Ant - JavaWorld October 2000
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Make bad code
good - JavaWorld March
2001
Make bad code
good - JavaWorld March
2001
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Deploy code
servers in Jini systems
Deploy code
servers in Jini systems
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Write once,
persist anywhere
Write once,
persist anywhere
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Container-managed relations for the
21st century
Container-managed relations for the
21st century
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Rumble in the
jungle: J2EE versus .Net, Part
2
Rumble in the
jungle: J2EE versus .Net, Part
2
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Good
introduction to JDO
Good
introduction to JDO
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Make a statement with javac!
Make a statement with javac!
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Quickly access files and
directories you use repeatedly
Quickly access files and
directories you use repeatedly
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Java Tip 134: When
catching exceptions, don't cast your net too wide
Java Tip 134: When
catching exceptions, don't cast your net too wide
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Very
interesting
Very
interesting
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Hermes JMS Browser
Hermes JMS Browser
Hermes is a Swing application that allows you to interact with JMS providers.
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Sun releases J2SE SDK 1.4.2_05
Release Notes
JavaTM 2 SDK, Standard Edition
Version 1.4.2_06 (Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Solaris Operating Environment)
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Developing Your First Enterprise Beans, Part 1
One of the most important features of EJB is that enterprise beans have the ability to work with containers from different vendors. However, that doesn't mean that selecting a server and installing your enterprise beans on that server are trivial processe
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Developing Your First EJBs, Part 2
the authors walked through what you need to do to develop your first entity bean. This week concludes this series with a look at how to develop a session bean, building on the examples presented in part one.
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StelsCSV - JDBC driver for text files
StelsCSV is a CSV JDBC type 4 driver that allows to perform SQL queries and other JDBC operations on text files (comma separated, tab separated, fixed length etc). Using this driver, you can easily create a simple database consisting of plain text files.
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StelsCSV v2.2 - JDBC driver for CSV files
*StelsCSV* is a JDBC driver that allows to perform SQL queries and other JDBC operations on text files (CSV, tab-separated, fixed length etc). Using this driver, you can easily create a simple database consisting of plain text files.
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