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The Profiling Guy
My enthusiasm for profiling Java code is not universal, but that might change. —
Gregg Sporar
WS Authors: You Can't Hide from XML Schema
XML Schema is THE type system of web services. Learn it, use it, live it; and stop hiding behind Java->WSDL tools. —
Brian Maso
The Portable MiniApp: Mortgage Calculator
Something that I've always thought would be really cool is to have something in a webapp that I could take home with me. With this in mind I present a combination Applet and Java WebStart MiniApp called Mortgage Calculator. —
Joshua Marinacci
The urge to svn merge
A round-up of things learned from having just finished my second book, "Swing Hacks" —
Chris Adamson
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Re: mustang && multi-inheritance?
The Java programming language already supports multiple interface inheritance. We are not planning on adding multiple implementation inheritance to Mustang (or any future release, as far as I know). —
CodeZoo, a new O'Reilly site, launches
from http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/6803: CodeZoo exists to help you find high-quality, freely available, reusable components, getting you past the repetitive parts of coding, and onto the rest and the best of your projects. As we say in the welcome letter, it's a fast-forward button for your compiler. —
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Data Binding in Lazlo - Lessons for JDNC
Hans Muller looks at Data Binding in Lazlo - Lessons for JDNC . He concludes that " data binding systems that bury the natural syntax for specifying bindings with abstractions can be more trouble than they're worth. If I'm binding to JavaBeans then strings using the usual "bean.property" expression language notation are a nice way to specify bindings. Similarly, if you're binding to an XML document, then an XPath expression is a natural way to define a component's data source. "
Getting Started with XQuery
In the XML.com feature Getting Started with XQuery, Bob DuCharme introduces this popular (if not yet final) XML query language. He uses the Java-based Saxon tool to dig into XQuery, saying, "It's a great way to start playing with the language in order to learn about what this new standard can offer you."
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