 Accelerate your Java apps! - JavaWorld - September 1998
Accelerate your Java apps! - JavaWorld - September 1998
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Test infect your
Enterprise JavaBeans - JavaWorld May 2000
Test infect your
Enterprise JavaBeans - JavaWorld May 2000
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Validation with Java and XML schema, Part 1 - JavaWorld September 2000
Validation with Java and XML schema, Part 1 - JavaWorld September 2000
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Printing in
Java, Part 4 - JavaWorld February
2001
Printing in
Java, Part 4 - JavaWorld February
2001
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Matchmaking with
regular expressions - JavaWorld July
2001
Matchmaking with
regular expressions - JavaWorld July
2001
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Pattern your way
to automated regression testing
Pattern your way
to automated regression testing
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Implement Design
by Contract for Java using dynamic proxies
Implement Design
by Contract for Java using dynamic proxies
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Java scripting languages: Which is
right for you?
Java scripting languages: Which is
right for you?
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Navigate data with the Mapper framework
Navigate data with the Mapper framework
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Exceptions: Don't
get thrown for a loss
Exceptions: Don't
get thrown for a loss
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Test networked
code the easy way
Test networked
code the easy way
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Make a statement with javac!
Make a statement with javac!
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Quite poor
testing
Quite poor
testing
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Good, but
obsolete
Good, but
obsolete
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Comparing The Performance of J2EE Servers
Performance ReportThe standardization of the application server, thanks to Sun\'s J2EE specifications, has spawned a wealth of implementations. There are offerings from big players such as Sun, IBM, BEA and Oracle as well as numerous offerings from low-co
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Martin Fowler\'s usual terrific writing
The term 'Mock Objects' has become a popular one to describe special case objects that mimic real objects for testing. However the term mock was not originally meant as a more catchy name for stub, but to introduce a different approach to unit testing. In
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JDemo: Interactive Testing Refactored
This article will introduce the JDemo framework and its techniques for writing code for interactive testing. It will also show the benefits that can be gained from writing demo code.
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A well-behaved Jetspeed portlet
This article presents a working example of how to construct a Jetspeed portlet that runs efficiently, adheres to the Model 2 architecture, and, by not interfering with additional portlets, plays well with others. In addition, I demonstrate some simple way
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What is the correct form of a MIDlet suite version number?
One character can be the difference between a successful installation and a failed attempt. Check your knowledge of MIDlet versioning.
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developing a Session Bean and a Servlet and deploy the web application on
JBoss 3.0
developing a Session Bean and a Servlet and deploy the web application on JBoss 3.0
Writing Calculator Session Bean and Calling through JSP
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In this lesson I will show you how to develop a Calculator Stateless Session
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