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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 06 (3/5)
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 06 (June 2006)
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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 06 (4/5)
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 06 (June 2006)
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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 06 (5/5)
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 06 (June 2006)
Format: pdf
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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 07
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 07 (July 2006)
Format: pdf
2 Parts (RAR)
Featuring:
Agile Java Development with Spring Hibernate & Eclipse
Write Right Java Faster
A JNI - bridged Java Desktop Application
From the Group Publisher: Is There Life Beyond Google?
Viewpoint: Why Is Agile Development Hard?
Eclipse Update: Innovative Solutions for Enterprise Developers - Interview with Mike Milinkovich, executive director of the Eclipse Foundation
Open Source: A Look at the Eclipse Callisto Release Providing a more transparent and predictable development cycle
Security: Web Services Security in Java EE The present and future
JSF By Invitation Only! Effective page authorization in JavaServer Faces
Plug-ins: Configuring the WebLogic-Eclipse Plug-in Designed to run the WebLogic Server from the Eclipse IDE
Development: Java Techie to Manager You’ve got the job now what do you do?
Desktop Java Viewpoint: Who does Business Logic?
Open Source: Eclipse - A general purpose platform
Product Review: Mindreef SOAPscope Server - The rare distributed development environment
JSR Watch: The 4th JCP Program Annual Awards Runners-Up
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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 08
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 08 (August 2006)
Format: pdf
2 Parts (RAR)
JAVA Feedback - Flash components are badly written; there are many undocumented bugs that you would never overcome, e.g., try adding a combobox to an accordion pane, or a menu inside of a scrollpane. The most awful truth about Flash components is ...
Where Are the High-Level Open Source Design Tools? - In answer to the question 'Where are the high-level Open Source design tools for Java?' I believe that they're emerging from efforts at Eclipse.org. These efforts began with the Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF) in 2002, and have bee...
Integral Java: A Single Solution for Bypassing the Pitfalls of Split Stacks - Java, in the form of the Java 2 Platform Micro Edition (J2ME), has become a prerequisite for all future mobile handsets for at least the next seven to nine years. Not only will the core applications needed for the user experience be...
Java Feature — Jakarta Struts & JavaServer Faces - A previous article compared Jakarta Struts and JavaServer Faces implementations of five simple design patterns for list selection. (JDJ, Vol. 11, Issue 3). Long lists and ordered selections require a more complex design pattern. T...
Detecting J2EE Problems Before They Happen - This article introduces a new form of analysis for Java EE applications: a runtime abstract application model derived automatically from an application server using stored knowledge of Java EE construction. The model is used dynamic...
Java Feature — A Generic JMS Listener for Apache Axis 1.x - Unlike the HTTP protocol there's no stable default JMS listener for invoking the Web Services exposed in Apache Axis 1.x using JMS (Java Message Service) as the transport protocol - other than the one provided merely for demo purposes.
SOA Web Services - Data Access Service - Service Data Objects (SDOs) have become a foundation technology for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). Recently, BEA, IBM, Oracle, SAP, Iona, Siebel, and Sybase announced their support for an SOA-enabling framework specification...
Java Feature — Building Real-Time Applications with Continuous Query Technology - The client/server development model prevalent in the mid-1990's resulted in extremely easy-to-build rich GUI applications that interacted directly with a relational database. 4GL tools such as Visual Basic and PowerBuilder let eve...
The Death of Mediocrity - Computers can generally be characterized into two types: ones that are designed to have more than one user attached and those intended for a single user. In the beginning almost all computing was done on large multi-user machines,...
Managing a Standardized Build Process Outside of the Eclipse IDE - Building objects in the Eclipse IDE is simple - it's a point-and-click solution. However, as applications built on the Eclipse platform mature the need for building outside of the IDE increases. This need can be driven by the deve...
The JCP Program: Beyond the 300 Mark - JavaOne has a catalyzing effect on Java developers: their enthusiasm and energies spike around the show; they ready their latest and greatest Java technology-based projects and solutions for the annual encounter with software prog...
Java Editorial — Unofficial History of Programming: '96 - '06 - I want back in the '90th...seriously. Ten years ago I didn't know Java: I'd been using PowerBuilder and was able to program pretty much everything in this RAD object-oriented tool. To find a job back then, all I needed to have on my... |
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Java Developer Journal (JDJ) Vol 11 Issue 09
Java Developer Journal (JDJ)
Vol 11 Issue 09 (September 2006)
Format: pdf
2 Parts (RAR)
JCP Bookmarks - We'll be coming to the rescue and offering the training program virtually, yes, from the JCP.org site itself starting this September
Open Source Software, Standards, and Java - Sun Microsystems recently announced its intentions of finally publishing Java under an Open Source license. But what does that actually mean? We'll take a quick look at what it means to be 'Open Source,' how the Java language specif...
Apache Trinidad - A World Cup Skinning Experience? One of the 2006 Soccer World Cup highlights must surely be the Trinidad and Tobago versus Sweden game. The underdogs Trinidad and Tobago managed to push off the onslaught from the Swedish team. The game ended 0-0, which was for th...
Getting Serious About PDF Content Integration - The PDF file format has become the gold standard of document distribution and archiving. It's therefore virtually certain that data critical to your organization is sitting quietly in PDF documents somewhere. This situation means ...
Java Product Review: What to Do If Your Code Has No Tests - When MailReader - an example application bundled with the Struts Action framework - was created six years ago, most Java developers had yet to discover unit testing. Consequently neither the Struts framework nor the MailReader wer...
Social Computing Will Turn the Web World Upside Down - Since most any two words can and will be put together in this world, what with us being Homo Loquens and all, it's easy just to shrug when you hear new colloquies like 'social software,' 'social networking,' or 'social computing' an...
The Time Is Now for Adobe Flash Player 9 - In a previous wave of this study conducted in April 2006 by independent research company NPD Group Research, Flash Player 8 was at 69% penetration six months after its release, a considerable jump in the numbers from Flash Player ...
Java Bookshelf - Finding and buying Java books online is great...as long as you know what to look for. The thing is in many cases it's not obvious from the book title what the book about (I'll give you some examples below). So visiting a real book...
Barbarians at the Gate - Open Source means different things to different people. For some it's a business model. For others it's a way of collaborating. Some see it as a way of reducing costs. And some are out to change the world.
Where Has My Data Gone? With software architecture evolving toward SOA, many projects in this space have encountered challenges associated with accessing data.
Hello Dali! On June 26, 2006 the Eclipse Foundation announced the availability of new releases of 10 Open Source projects. This simultaneous release event, named Callisto, garnered a lot of attention for the 10 projects involved. But, meanw...
Java: Money, Freedom and Open Source - In 1996, Sun created Java and the terms under which it is distributed. Since then, the Java Community Process (JCP) has emerged, allowing companies to participate in shaping language changes, but the ownership of trademarks, licen...
Mailets and Matchers - Apache James is a full-featured SMTP, POP3, and NNTP server built using 100% Java and more importantly it's been designed from the ground up to be a mail application platform<
SWING - Nearly a decade ago, when Java was still a fledgling portable software platform and the Tumbling Duke applet was considered cutting edge, the members of the newly minted Swing team, including yours truly, took in a packed JavaOne ... |
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