 Saving and retrieving
objects with Java
Saving and retrieving
objects with Java
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Validation with Java and XML Schema, Part 2 - JavaWorld October 2000
Validation with Java and XML Schema, Part 2 - JavaWorld October 2000
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Encapsulation is
not information hiding - JavaWorld May 2001
Encapsulation is
not information hiding - JavaWorld May 2001
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Pick up
performance with generational garbage
collection
Pick up
performance with generational garbage
collection
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Good
introduction to JDO
Good
introduction to JDO
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Comparison between the two major JDO architectures
Comparison between the two major JDO architectures
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Navigate through
virtual worlds using Java 3D
Navigate through
virtual worlds using Java 3D
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Rome
Rome
Rome is a set of Atom/RSS Java utilities that make it easy to work in Java with most syndication formats.
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Object equality
Object equality
Writing equals and hashCode methods for data objects
Summary
In this article, Alex Blewitt describes the two most common methods in the Java language—equals() and hashCode()—and shows how they can be implemented correctly. The
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JPOX Java Persistent Objects JDO
Presenting JPOX
With a versatile and high performance implementation, JPOX is on the cutting edge of the available Java Data Objects (JDO) implementations, offering a free and full compliant JDO implementation released under an open source license.
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JavaMatch
What is JavaMatch?
JavaMatch is an engine that can search inside a runtime Java data structures, and look for objects that best match the criteria that you specify. JavaMatch is a generic match engine, not targeted at a specific domain. It can be applied
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Aspect-Oriented Programming in Java
This article is divided into three parts: The first part explaines the concepts of AOP, the second introduces AspectJ(TM), an implementation of the AOP concepts in Java, and part three compares the AOP approach to metalevel programming.
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Minding the Queue: Java 1.5 Adds a New Data Structure Interface
One of the fundamental data structures in computer science is the queue. You will recall that a queue is a data structure in which elements are removed in the same order in which they were added. This FIFO (first in, first out) data structure was unfortun
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The power of table-oriented programming
The power of table-oriented programming
When object-oriented programming languages began to be used in enterprise applications, designers had problems fitting the object-oriented model with the relational model. In the object-oriented model, data is enca
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Core Java Data Objects Excerpt
This book excerpt is from Core Java Data Objects,
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An Introduction to Java Object Persistence with EJB
The 'impedance mismatch' between relational databases' tabular orientation and object-oriented Java's hierarchical one is a perennial problem for which the Java world has several good solution offerings. This article, the first in a three-part series, wil
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Use Java to Interact with Your Clipboard
These days end users expect to use the ubiquitous "clipboard" concept as a transfer station for data, and if your applications don't support it, users won't be pleased. Learn how to use the java.awt.datatransfer package to cut, copy, and paste to a clipbo
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Gain SQL SELECT functionality in Java
Gain SQL SELECT functionality in Java
Summary
In "Filter Collections," David Rappoport described a simple way to filter collections of objects. In this article, he expands on this idea and shows you how to treat an array or a collection of objects the s
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What is Persistence Framework?
What is Persistence Framework?
What is Persistence Framework?
A persistence framework moves the program data in its most natural form (in memory objects) to and from a permanent data store the database. The persistence framework manages the
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VolatileBufferedToolkitImage Strategies
Ever wondered what kind of image to use in your application? Or what method to use in creating it? This article attempts to address this challenging topic.
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