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A Trio of Tips for AWT Programs
Apr 13, 2001
"Java Jeff" Friesen presents a trio of tips to enhance your Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) programs.
Accessing Google Maps in Android Apps
Dec 30, 2013
This article explains how to use Google Maps Android API V2 in Android applications.
Accessing Web Services Through Android Apps
Nov 26, 2013
Bintu Harwani describes how to use publicly available web services to access and return all sorts of useful information on the Web via smartphone.
Accordion
Dec 11, 2006
Adapter Development Methodology and Best Practices
Sep 26, 2002
Integration and adapter software development require a different type of project management. Learn some methodologies to help lead you through the analysis, design, coding, and QA.
Adding Multithreading Capability to Your Java Applications
Apr 12, 2002
Cay Horstmann shows you how to add multithreading capability to your Java applications and applets in this sample chapter from Core Java 2, Volume II: Advanced Features, 5th edition.
Adding Sound to Applications with the MIDP 2.0 Media API
Oct 17, 2003
With the MIDP 2.0 Media API, you can add sound to your games and other applications, playing tones, tone sequences, and different kinds of audio in MIDP devices.
Advanced AJAX with JSON
Oct 13, 2006
Kris Hadlock explains how to create complex JSON data transfers between the client and server, by using AJAX and the JSON parser.
Advanced JavaServer Pages Security
Apr 5, 2002
In this sample chapter from Advanced JavaServer Pages, author David Geary discusses protecting web application resources with the authentication mechanisms described in the servlet specification.
Advanced Tips for More Powerful Tables
Nov 20, 2001
After you've mastered the basics of the Swing table component, you can take advantage of some advanced tips. In this article, Jeff Friesen shows you how to build fancy column headers and create progress cells.
Ajax Construction Kit: Creating Responsive GUIs with Real-Time Validation
Aug 4, 2007
Learn when to inject real-time validation into your own apps.
AJAX Tips and Tricks
Nov 17, 2006
If you're developing in AJAX, author Kris Hadlock has a few tricks you can use to avoid common issues and speed up your AJAX development time. This article shows you how to prevent cached AJAX requests, debug AJAX code with FireBug, and create a database connection.
All about Eclipse Plug-ins
Apr 1, 2005
This chapter provides an overview of how plug-ins function in Eclipse in the form of Frequently Asked Questions. Included are questions about the core concepts of the Eclipse kernel, including plug-ins, extension points, fragments.
Alternative API: SAX
Apr 12, 2002
Benoit Marchal discusses how to read XML documents with SAX, the powerful API, in this sample chapter from XML by Example.
Alternatives to XML Schemas
Mar 22, 2002
XML Schemas may not be right for every application. In this article, David Gulbransen describes situations in which RELAX NG or Schematron may be a better choice as a schema, or how they could supplement XML Schemas.
An Indepth Look into Analysis and Design
Oct 22, 2001
Steven Haines shows you the benefits of requirements gathering and a good up-front design.
An Interview with Alexander Stepanov and Paul McJones on Elements of Programming
Aug 3, 2009
Andrew Binstock interviews Alexander Stepanov and Paul McJones, the authors of The Elements of Programming, on their new book, decomposing software, why C++ was their choice for the book, and their perspectives on OO and generic programming.
An Introduction to Catastrophe Disentanglement for Software Projects
May 4, 2006
Just as the smart thing to do when a ball of twine seems hopelessly entangled is to stop whatever we are doing with it (otherwise, the tangle gets worse), so it is with a disastrous project; the longer we keep at it, the worse it gets. At some point, we need to halt all activity and reassess what we are doing. This chapter introduces you to the concept of catastrophe disentanglement.
An Introduction to Concurrent Java Programming
May 12, 2009
Stephen Morris provides an easy on-ramp to Java concurrency, an often-neglected coding area.
An Introduction to Generics in Java
Mar 19, 2004
Genericity? One of the most anticipated and debated enhancements to the Java language in Sun's new 1.5 release is generics. John Anthony and Scott Chalfant provide an introduction to this new feature and help you explore some of its more-advanced features and avoid potential difficulties.

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