- Database Development in Jython with zxJDBC
- Mar 29, 2002
- New Riders' Author Robert W.Sullivan Bill explains zxJDBC in depth and shows you how to use zxJDBC to simplify and accelerate database development in Jython.
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- David Holmes on Java Real-Time Systems
- Jun 2, 2009
- Dr. David Holmes, Senior Java Technologist, talks with Steve Haines about Java Real-Time systems, concurrency, and JavaOne.
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- Debugging Java Applications
- Aug 12, 2005
- The Java NetBeans IDE has plenty of support for troubleshooting and optimizing applications. Its built-in debugging support allows you to step through your code incrementally and monitor aspects of the running application, such as values of variables, the current sequence of method calls, the status of different threads, and the creation of objects. In this sample book chapter, you'll learn about NetBeans debugging features, so you can get your code working right as fast as possible.
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- Declarative Web Application Security with Servlets and JSP
- Mar 29, 2002
- In this sample chapter from More Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP), Marty Hall discusses some of the major aspects of Web application security—such as authenticating users with HTML forms, using BASIC HTTP authentication, and more.
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- Deitel Introduces Java Web Services with JAX-RPC (Part 1 of 2)
- Jun 21, 2002
- This Deitel™ article discusses Java Web services with JAX-RPC. The Java API for XML-based Remote Procedure Calls (JAX-RPC) provides a clean API for building standards-based Web services and clients. This article, the first in a two-part series, presents code for building a Web service using JAX-RPC.
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- Deitel Introduces Session Tracking with Cookies in Java
- Aug 16, 2002
- This Deitel™ article introduces session tracking with cookies and provides a servlet example. Readers should be familiar with Java and advanced Java concepts.
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- Deitel Introduces the Java Cryptography Extension
- Aug 16, 2002
- This Deitel™ article introduces the Java Cryptography Extension, providing an example that demonstrates Password-Based Encryption. Readers should be familiar with Java and advanced Java topics.
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- Deitel Presents an Introduction Model-View-Controller in Java (Part 1 of 2)
- Apr 12, 2002
- Deitel™ brings you the first in our two part series that overviews the Model-View-Controller and Java's variation of it called the delegate model.
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- Deitel Presents an Introduction Model-View-Controller in Java (Part 2 of 2)
- Apr 19, 2002
- In their second of a two-part series, Deitel™ provides an overview of the Model-View-Controller and Java's variation of it called the delegate model.
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- Deitel Presents Creating Distributed Systems with RMI (Case Study)
- Jul 5, 2002
- This Deitel™ article presents a case study for creating a distributed system with Remote Method Invocation (RMI). Readers should be familiar with Java and advanced Java topics.
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- Deitel Presents Java Swing Actions of GUI Components
- May 24, 2002
- Deitel™ explains how to use the Java Swing implementation of the Command design pattern to define functionality once in a reusable object.
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- Delphi, CORBA, and Enterprise Java Beans
- Jul 12, 2002
- Learn how to make a Delphi CORBA application connect to Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs) that are deployed under the Borland Application Server.
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- Dependency Injection the Easy Way
- Mar 31, 2015
- Dependency injection (DI) can be a somewhat difficult concept to grasp and even more confusing to apply to new or existing applications. Jesse Smith shows you how to perform DI without an injection container by using either C# or Java.
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- Dependency Management with Apache Ivy
- Jan 25, 2016
- Looking to get started with a simple dependency-management tool? The combination of Ant and Ivy is a solid proposition in this space, and this toolset may save you more than just time. Stephen B. Morris provides some clues.
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- Deploying Java Software: Existing Solutions
- Jul 19, 2002
- Take an in-depth look at JNLP implementation and some commercial Java deployment solutions that can help you and your company launch industry-quality programs.
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- Design Modeling in J2EE Applications
- Jan 30, 2004
- Using these design guidelines and patterns for J2EE applications, you'll learn how Transfer Objects, Composite Transfer Objects, Business Rule Objects, and Data Access Objects can provide the building blocks for a design model that addresses the fundamental characteristics of an application, such as performance and flexibility. In addition, these guidelines -- an excerpt from Advanced J2EE Platform Development: Applying Integration Tier Patterns --help you address the challenging task of bridging the impedance mismatch between an object-oriented design model and the enterprise data representation of a legacy system.
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- Design of the Real-Time Specification in Java
- Jun 1, 2001
- Greg Bollella discusses the eight areas of the specification: scheduling, memory management, sychronization, asynchronous event handling, asynchronous transfer of control, asynchronous thread termination, physical memory access, and exceptions.
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- Design Pattern Variations: A Better Visitor
- Nov 28, 2008
- Radu Braniste critiques the Visitor Pattern (VP), reiterating its disadvantages and questioning its value as a pattern.
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- Design Patterns in Java: Adapter
- Jun 30, 2006
- The Adapter pattern lets you use an existing class to meet a client class’s needs. When a client specifies its requirements in an interface, you can usually create a new class that implements the interface and subclasses an existing class. This approach creates a class adapter that translates a client’s calls into calls to the existing class’s methods. This chapter will introduce you to the Adapter pattern in Java.
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- Design Patterns in Java: Evaluating an Objective-Oriented Design of the Expression Tree Processing App
- Nov 20, 2013
- This is video case study from Design Patterns in Java LiveLessons (Video Training) will help you evaluate the limitations of alternative software development methods (such as algorithm decomposition) and demonstrate by example how patterns and object-orientation help to alleviate such limitations.
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