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Work through a common multithreaded XML transformation problem in Java. Along the way, you'll learn why getting a software program working is just Step 1 in a series of steps to produce good software.
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(05/22/07)
Developers already familiar with JDBC will quickly become comfortable working with XML through XQJ.
(05/21/07)
Choosing a web services security solution can be daunting. Here's a guide that examines some of the popular security solutions and assesses each one's strengths and limitations.
(05/17/07)
Leverage semantic technology and the W3C's Web Ontology Language standard to spice up a query-based application.
(05/15/07)
Only one of Sun's two debut JavaFX releases at the recent JavaOne Conference is ready for primetime: JavaFX Mobile. The other, Java FX Script, trails way behind similar efforts from Adobe and Microsoft.
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Does the Ruby programming language offer enough power and elegance to make it a legitimate alternative to the current heavyweight languages? Many Ruby converts believe so, but don't take their word for it. Find out for yourself. DevX has compiled a series of tutorials to lead Java, C#, and C++ developers along the road to Ruby.
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(05/09/07)
JSR-223 defines various kinds of interactions between scripting languages and the Java platform. Learn how to enhance the Eclipse platform and its Rich Client Platform applications with JSR-223 scripting capabilities.
(05/08/07)
Oracle's XDK 10G extends JAXP to make reading, writing, and querying XML easy.
(04/24/07)
Ruby's versatility and flexibility complement Java well. That's why a Java developer who can program in Ruby is more effective and efficient than one who programs only in Java.
(04/26/07)
Learn how to use the open source Direct Web Remoting (DWR) library to dynamically generate JavaScript that includes a callback function parameter for web page updates in AJAX applications.
(04/24/07)
Reusing a framework usually is a good idea, but sometimes developing your own code for a specific task is easier. Developing code to convert a Java application into a Windows service turns out to be one of those rare cases.
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Avoid Headaches with Better Error Handling
Error handling isn~~#39;t rocket sciencemost programmers know the techniques, but get lazy and wind up not doing what they know they should do. The result is bugs, which take far too longor are impossibleto track down.
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Sharing Objects in Distributed J2EE Applications
Updating data across distributed applications always presents a challenge, especially since the J2EE specification doesn~~#39;t define any standards for sharing objects in a cluster. Learn how to use simple Java solutions to distribute and propagate changes to shared data in a clustered environment.
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Last Call For GPLv3
The last draft for GPL version 3 is issued as Richard Stallman argues for
developers to adopt the new license.
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NEW: ClockApplet
This simple component allows you to show the correct local time in a specified time zone for your Web page. The applet is free software, licensed under the GNU General Public License v1.0.
UPDATED: Moving Fractal Tree
The latest version of this mathematical fractal tree corrects a bug that made it disappear from screen when it was dragged it with certain mouses.
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