At JavaOne this year, one
of the biggest
announcements (albeit
this one had nothing
really to do with Java)
was the acquisition of
SeeBeyond by Sun
Microsystems. It looks
like Sun is putting its
cash, which it has plenty
of, to go...
Despite the increasingly
widespread adoption of
J2EE for enterprise
applications, measuring
their performance in
production continues to
be a black art. Without
knowing what to look for,
many people measure
anything that seems
use...
Aspect-Oriented
Programming (AOP) is
undeniably one of the
coolest things to happen
in the software
technology in a long
time. AOP has been called
the 'third dimension of
programming' (copyright
by Frank Sauer, Technical
Resource...
Three times in recent
years I've joined an
organization that was
relatively new to Java
development and missing
some basic infrastructure
elements that I'd relied
on in previous
development efforts.
These elements include
utility ...
'Java on mobile phones'
has been the hottest
topic at the JavaOne
conference for the past
several years. This year
was no exception and a
large part of the show
floor was designated as
the 'Wireless Village.'
With tens of billions
...
Today's enterprise
applications are
distributed by design.
For applications to
interact with one another
over networks optimally,
they require Service
Oriented and Event Driven
Architectures made up of
loosely federated
business r...
Over the past 12 months,
I have observed
significant benefits
using the Unified
Modeling Language (UML)
when developing Rich
Internet Applications
using Macromedia's Flash
Platform and JRun (Java
application server).
This rather pedagogically
worded article is a
collection of my thoughts
on debugging Java
software, the programming
patterns I have used,
some useful APIs, and
techniques.
Aspect-Oriented
Programming (AOP) is a
new, thought-provoking
architecture paradigm
still in its youth. One
of AOP's primary goals is
to improve the
development of
object-oriented systems
by refactoring related
lines of code that ...
Over the past few years,
the Enterprise JavaBeans
(EJB) specification has
evolved significantly. In
the early days of EJB,
application developers
faced a burden of
overwhelming complexity:
they had to manage
several component
inte...
Java has been the
springboard for some of
the most successful open
source projects today
including JBoss,
NetBeans, and Eclipse.
Several folks though have
felt the missing piece
was an actual open source
implementation of the
runt...
This article presents a
Java/Swing component
implementation of a
feature that is
ubiquitous in nearly all
desktop applications,
particularly Windows
applications - an area in
the lower right portion
of a window (Frame) that
can be...
Experienced developers
know many of the benefits
of and motivations for
using interface-based
design principles.
Interfaces provide for
polymorphic behavior by
hiding the implementation
and only exposing the
relevant public methods ...
All the myriad
commentators who monitor
Internet technologies and
the i-Technology
companies on the NASDAQ
doubtless have their own
private cluster of
indicators that they use
to take a weather-check
on the overall state of
the in...
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I took the advice of a
friend of mine and
steered clear of the
'normal' movie theaters
and went a little out of
the way to go to a DLP
movie theater. The
experience 
There are 8,909 books
listed on Amazon.com with
the word 'Investing' in
the title; there are(!)
27,146 books with the
word investment in the
title. Without having lo
This book is an update of
an earlier version that
was written for SQL
Server 2000. It employs
the Murach approach of
dual pages that repeat
and enhance the concepts 
Reviewers overuse the
phrase 'required
reading,' but no other
description fits the new
book 'Ajax Security'
(2007, Addison Wesley,
470p). This exhaustive
tome from B
In my many years of
programming, almost 20
years now, I have used
countless integrated
development environments
(IDEs). I have used
everything from a simple
text edi