Thursday, September 23, 2004

Open Source Software in Java(tm)

Open Source Software in Java(tm)


Lots and lots (and lots) of links fto loads of java projects.

I especially like the navigation on this site - alphabetised list of concise topics - very cool

Java Pro - Unit Test Java Web Apps with Cactus

Java Pro - Unit Test Java Web Apps with Cactus: "Unit Test Java Web Apps with Cactus
Extreme programming means testing often during the development life cycle, and the Cactus environment is ideal for making unit testing easier
by Kevin Jones"

Minding the Queue: Java 1.5 Adds a New Data Structure Interface

Minding the Queue: Java 1.5 Adds a New Data Structure Interface

"The release of Java 1.5 finally provides built-in support for one of the most fundamental data structures in programming—the queue. This article explores the the new Queue interface that's been added to the java.util package, demonstrating how to use this new support to streamline your data handling.

by Kulvir Singh Bhogal September 23, 2004"

ONJava.com: Unit Test Your Struts Application

ONJava.com: Unit Test Your Struts Application: "Unit Test Your Struts Application
by Lu Jian
09/22/2004

Unit testing is an important part of a good development process. Although there are many unit testing frameworks and technologies, such as JUnit, Cactus, EasyMock, HttpUnit, and so on, developers often find that it is difficult to unit test their Struts applications.

This article introduces StrutsUT, a simple extension to the Cactus framework, to help solve this problem. It provides two solutions to unit test Struts applications: a 'traditional' solution and one based on AspectJ. Developers can choose either for their convenience."

Wednesday, September 22, 2004

developerWorks : Blogs

developerWorks : Blogs: "Separation of concerns and the factory vs. the craftsman
posted by on 2004 Sep. 02 09:20 AM"

Saturday, September 18, 2004

Delving into Service-Oriented Architecture

Delving into Service-Oriented Architecture: "Delving into Service-Oriented Architecture
By Bernhard Borges, Kerrie Holley and Ali Arsanjani

In many respects, SOA is an evolution of the fundamental tenets governing component-based development (CBD). It also represents a quantum leap in bringing business and information technology into closer alignment through a set of SOA services grounded in business goals in support of business processes. While SOA services are visible to the service consumer, their underlying components are transparent. For the service provider, the design of components, their service exposure and management reflect key architecture and design decisions that enable services in SOA. Making these decisions requires an understanding of an SOA's components and SOA modeling to identify, classify, specify, and structure service-enabled components. In this article we briefly discuss the relationship between CBD and SOA, followed by a discussion of SOA architecture and design decisions. We describe the basic SOA components and building blocks, and a prescriptive technique for performing SOA modeling, analysis, and design for services, where services are realized using components."

An Introduction to JSP Standard Template Library (JSTL)

An Introduction to JSP Standard Template Library (JSTL): "An Introduction to JSP Standard Template Library (JSTL)
By Jeff Heaton

Introduction

The JSP Standard Template Library (JSTL) is a very new component released by Sun for JSP programming. JSTL allows you to program your JSP pages using tags, rather than the scriptlet code that most JSP programmers are already accustomed to. JSTL can do nearly everything that regular JSP scriptlet code can do. You may be wondering why we need yet another HTML generation programming language."

Good Java Style: Part 1

Good Java Style: Part 1: "Good Java Style: Part 1
By Thornton Rose

Introduction

Having worked as a software developer and consultant for many years, I have seen a large amount of code in a variety of programming languages. It has run the gamut from elegant to ugly, and unfortunately much of it has been ugly. I hope to persuade you, and my fellow developers, that we should give as much attention to the style of our code as we give to the user interface and other visible parts of an application. In this the first part of a two part series, I explain why we should care about how our code looks and illustrate some general elements of good Java style."

An Introduction to Java Map Collection Classes

An Introduction to Java Map Collection Classes: "The collection classes in java.util include some of the most commonly used classes in Java. The most commonly used collection types are List and Map. Concrete implementations of List include ArrayList and Vector, which are variable size lists ideal for building, storing and manipulating a list of elements of any type of object. Lists are ideal when you want to access elements by numerical index."

Application Development Advisor

Application Development Advisor: "Book Review - J2EE Development Without EJB" - The use of lightweight frameworks such as Spring.

Application Development Advisor

Application Development Advisor

"The OMG Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is extremely popular, but perhaps short of actual implementation — Tom Welsh thinks it may be... "

There is also a subscription to this mag available.

Application Development Advisor

Application Development Advisor

"JDeveloper 10g - Tim Anderson checks out Oracle’s all-purpose Java IDE and discovers that frameworks are good within reason"

This is an excellent overview of JDeveloper and the ADF framework.

Proxy Authentication Extension

Proxy Authentication Extension: "Proxy Authentication Extension

This extension enables JDeveloper to access external sites when the Web access is going through a proxy that requires authentication. This will enable JDeveloper users to work with capabilities such as Check for Updates, Hosted Help, and the RSS News Reader even behind this special type of proxy."

Tutorials

Tutorials

The Java Tutorials

Oracle JDeveloper Sample Code

Oracle JDeveloper Sample Code: "Oracle JDeveloper 10g — Samples and Demonstrations

These samples are designed to show you working applications developed using JDeveloper. They include workspaces and projects that allow you to dig into the code, which enables you to leverage the content for your own applications."

I should really get around to reading some of these!

java.net Weblogs: ToolkitBufferedVolatileManagedImage Strategies

java.net Weblogs: ToolkitBufferedVolatileManagedImage Strategies: "ToolkitBufferedVolatileManagedImage Strategies
Chet Haase (August 11, 2004 5:11AM PT)"

"A common question seems to arise often from Java graphics developers about which image type or creation method to use. When exactly should you use VolatileImage? What is BufferedImage appropriate for? What about the old Toolkit images? And when is BufferStrategy more appropriate than one of these image types?

It's a pretty big topic, and the answer (like all truly great answers) is probably "It depends". But there are some general guidelines that can come in handy. And perhaps a description of what these different kinds of images and methods are all about might help. "

In-Container Testing with JUnit

In-Container Testing with JUnit: "Developer: J2EE and OpenSource

In-Container Testing with JUnit
by Julien Dubois

Learn how in-container testing with JUnit is superior to mock objects for integration testing, how to apply that technique using Oracle JDeveloper.

Today, unit testing is a very popular technique for ensuring code quality. Thanks to the JUnit framework, it has become quite easy to write unit tests for simple Java applications. However, where real-world enterprise applications are concerned, the typical JUnit testXXX() method will not be as helpful because those applications require that objects run inside a container."

Agitar Software Announces Agitator 1.5: Java Unit Testing

Agitar Software Announces Agitator 1.5: Java Unit Testing: "Agitar Software announces the general availability of Agitator 1.5 and Agitar Management Dashboard version 1.5. The new releases deliver comprehensive enhancements in test data generation, deeper JUnit integration and improved analytic capabilities.
"

No evaluation version ... but it certainly looks cool.

struts1_2_1

struts1_2_1: "Using Struts 1.2.1 with JDeveloper 10g

Written by Duncan Mills, Oracle Corporation
July 2004"

IntroductiontoMDA.pdf (application/pdf Object)

IntroductiontoMDA.pdf (application/pdf Object)

Model Driven Architecture pdf (this is only a short summary review - of a codegaen seminar)

Struts-logging

Struts-logging: "Controlling Logging in Struts Based Applications

Written by Duncan Mills, Oracle Corporation
May 2004"

Use of 2 config files in WEB-INF/classes

Cyber Security Bulletins

Cyber Security Bulletins: "Cyber Security Bulletins provide bi-weekly summaries of security issues and new vulnerabilities. They also provide patches, workarounds, and other actions to help mitigate risk."

Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse Review

Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse Review: "Welcome to the next generation of computer mice! "

Great - the best mouse in the world - just got better ... now when will it be available with the Di Novo keyboard?

Grid Computing, Grid Networking, Grid Computing Software, Grid Computing Security

Grid Computing, Grid Networking, Grid Computing Software, Grid Computing Security: "The Grid unites servers and storage into a single system that acts as a single computer - all your applications tap into all your computing power. Hardware resources are fully utilized and spikes in demand are met with ease. This Web site sponsored by Oracle brings you the resources you need to evaluate your organization's adoption of grid technologies. The Grid is ready when you are. "

Another grid computing resource.

Home Automation that Works

Home Automation that Works

"Zensys Z-Wave, a 908.4-MHz, UPnP-compliant mesh-networking protocol, is a home automation system that really works. The underlying technology is all wireless (unlike X10 devices, which send signals via household wiring), and each module rebroadcasts the signal to more distant modules, assuring coverage—even in McMansions. We tested the Sylvania Z-Wave Deluxe Starter Kit, which includes two dimmable lamp modules and a handheld controller that has an integrated clock (additional modules are about $40). The remote worked from up to three rooms away indoors and from about 50 feet away outdoors. Homes with X10 devices already in use can use Z-Wave with them."

Unfortunately that's the entire review!

Enterprise IMs | Instant Gratification | September 16, 2004 | Network Computing

Enterprise IMs | Instant Gratification | September 16, 2004 | Network Computing: "Enterprise IMs
Instant Gratification

Enterprise instant messaging systems have evolved into a core business application. We tested seven; find out which one has the best security and fullest feature set."

OpenGL & OpenGL Utility Specifications

OpenGL & OpenGL Utility Specifications: "OpenGL 2.0 Specification"

Recently released- see also:

Programmers Haven


September News

Migrating to Eclipse: A developer's guide to evaluating Eclipse vs. Netbeans

Migrating to Eclipse: A developer's guide to evaluating Eclipse vs. Netbeans

"By now, most Java™ programmers have heard of Eclipse, the extensible open source development platform that is rapidly becoming the most popular IDE for Java programming. If you are considering a move to Eclipse and are currently programming with Netbeans, this article is for you. Starting with a brief comparison of both IDEs' features, ease of use, and stability, this article then covers the essential Eclipse features -- and how they differ from those in Netbeans -- so you can decide if Eclipse is right for you."

"For IntelliJ IDEA and JBuilder programmers
If you're thinking about moving to Eclipse, read the other migration how-to articles by David Gallardo on developerWorks:

* Migrating from IntelliJ IDEA to Eclipse
* Migrating from JBuilder to Eclipse

Also visit the developerWorks Migration station for many other migration paths to open standards-based development."

Now where is the JDeveloper comparison?

Use Community Scheduler Framework to implement grid meta-schedulers

Use Community Scheduler Framework to implement grid meta-schedulers: "The Community Scheduler Framework (CSF) is an open source framework for implementing a grid meta-scheduler. It's an add-on to the Globus Toolkit v.3 and was developed by Platform Computing. CSF will be incorporated into a future release of the Globus Toolkit, but you can download and use it today. In this article, you'll get an introduction to meta-scheduling concepts and the components that make up the meta-scheduling framework. You'll also learn how to use the CSF."

There is also a part 2

alt.lang.jre: Take a shine to JRuby

alt.lang.jre: Take a shine to JRuby: "JRuby combines the object-oriented strength of Smalltalk, the expressiveness of Perl, and the flexibility of the Java class libraries into a single, efficient rapid development framework for the Java platform. In this third installment in the alt.lang.jre series, Michael Squillace and Barry Feigenbaum introduce JRuby, a sophisticated addition to your Java development toolbox."

"About this series
While most Java technology zone readers are familiar with the Java language and how it runs on a cross-platform virtual machine, fewer may know that the Java Runtime Environment can host languages besides the Java language. This series of articles is a survey of many of the alternate languages for the JRE. Most of the languages explored here are open source and may be used for free, while a few are commercial products that must be purchased. All of the languages introduced in the alt.lang.jre series are supported by the JRE and are believed by the authors to enhance the dynamic and flexible nature of the Java platform."

Interesting Article!

Amazon offers discount to A9 search users | CNET News.com

Amazon offers discount to A9 search users | CNET News.com

Amazon shares half the pi!

Register and use use A9 search and get half pi discount.

News.com Miscellaneous >> Week in Review | CNET News.com

News.com Miscellaneous >> Week in Review | CNET News.com

A look at the news in the week

Sunday, September 12, 2004

plope - Great Software Developers

plope - Great Software Developers: "What does it take to be a great software developer?"

ACM SIGMETRICS: Volume 30, Issue 3

ACM SIGMETRICS: Volume 30, Issue 3

Lots of articles (pdf format) on computing literature.

InfoWorld Special Report: Six great myths of IT

InfoWorld Special Report: Six great myths of IT: "Six great myths of IT:
Urban legends from the tech trenches ... and the realities behind them"

Includes:
Server upgrades, Mainframes, multiple platforms, project failure, scalability.

Feed Search vs. Web Search (Jeremy Zawodny's blog)

Feed Search vs. Web Search (Jeremy Zawodny's blog)

Intersting posting on searching feeds- with some incisive comments

CNET - Product reviews - Consumer reviews - Unbiased reviews - Hardware reviews - CNET reviews

CNET - Product reviews - Consumer reviews - Unbiased reviews - Hardware reviews - CNET reviews

Lots and lots (and lots) of hardware reviews.

Dining Etiquette - MIT Careers Office

Dining Etiquette - MIT Careers Office

If I ever forget how to eat - at least there is somewhere on-line that can remind me!

Sometimes I find the path taken to reach a web page when browsing to be extremely strange. This is a prime example. I did not set out trying to find information on dining etiquette - but that is where I ended up.

The actual path I took went somthing along the lines of:

Reading about troutgirl who was terminated from Friendster (for blogging). In another posting she links to her fella hubbie timboy (who incidentally has posting about open source maps which caught my attention as I was after a decent recource for copyright free maps not so long ago).

The previous day he had posted about Interviewing and Hiring. A comment by Marty (who now uses blogger) linked to the MIT site which had the corresponding link to Dining Etiquette

ELSPA: VIDEO GAMES MARKET DEMONSTRATES OVER 100 PER CENT GROWTH IN SIX YEARS

ELSPA: The Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association: "01 September 2004
VIDEO GAMES MARKET DEMONSTRATES OVER 100 PER CENT GROWTH IN SIX YEARS:

The world market for video games continues to grow at a faster rate than ever before, according to one of two new reports by analysts Screen Digest on behalf of ELSPA, the Entertainment and Leisure Software Publishers Association. Over the last six years (1997 – 2003) the interactive leisure software market in the UK has grown by over 100 per cent, far outstripping cinema box office (30 per cent), VHS/DVD rental (14 per cent) and music retail which has actually fallen by 4.5 per cent over the same period.

The two reports by analysts Screen Digest on behalf of ELSPA are:
1 – Interactive Leisure Software: Global Market Assessment and Forecasts to 2007 – available from 1st September 2004.
2 - European Video Games: The 2004 State Of The Industry Report – available from October 2004."



ELSPA: THE FEMALE GAMER UNCOVERED

ELSPA: THE FEMALE GAMER UNCOVERED

Nope, this does NOT contain nudity.

Full version of PDF mentioned in article is available here: Chicks and Joysticks
(no direct link in the article at this time)

Article on female gaming demographics.

mmO2 - Media centre - Press releases

mmO2 - Media centre - Press releases: "O2, NTL, SONY AND NOKIA TO TRIAL MULTI-CHANNEL TV TO MOBILES

Released: 10 September 2004

O2 and ntl's Broadcast division today announced the UK's first usability trial of multi-channel television to mobile phones, beginning in spring 2005. From nine broadcast transmitters covering 120 square km around Oxford, the trial will see 500 O2 customers provided with a multimedia mobile phone with a built-in digital TV receiver."

Anyone fancy moving to Oxford?

XML: Too much of a good thing? | CNET News.com

XML: Too much of a good thing? | CNET News.com: "It's hard to find an industry or interest that isn't taking advantage of the fast-growing standard for Web services and data exchange. In the six years since the main XML specification was first published, it's spawned hundreds of dialects, or schemas, benefiting everyone from butchers to bulldozer operators wishing to easily exchange information electronically."

Many XML dialects - is this going to cause problems in the future? That depends entirely on how it is going to be used:

"How much is too much?
While XML makes it easy to create special-purpose dialects, the privilege shouldn't be abused, Bray warned. Competing schemas handling similar tasks create the potential for confusion and broken connections. Consider musical notation, where there are at least a half-dozen projects to apply XML to standardizing music scores. Similarly, the seemingly arcane field of cave exploration has inspired at least three attempts at XML data standards.

"There's an incentive to create a language to solve your specific problem," Bray said. "But if there's something out there already that might serve your need, you should consider using it." "

Google mulls RSS support | CNET News.com

Google mulls RSS support | CNET News.com: "Google is considering renewing support for the popular RSS Web publishing format in some of its services, CNET News.com has learned, marking the latest twist in a burgeoning standards war over technology that could change how people read the news.

Published: June 9, 2004, 4:00 AM PDT
By Stefanie Olsen and Evan Hansen
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
"

Discussion about RSS (RDF Site Summary and Rich Site Summary), Atom, Blogger and Google.

Other Quotes:
"Sam Ruby, an IBM software engineer, launched Atom last summer as a way of bypassing what he and other critics called Winer's de facto control over RSS. Industry watchers say the format is more robust than RSS, with more tagging capabilities in syndication, and is more promising because it's on a fast track to becoming an open standard."

blinkx

blinkx: "blinkx changes the way you find and access all kinds of information, from anywhere in the world, without having to endlessly search. blinkx rapidly links you with the information you need from the web, from online news sources and files on your own PC."

Consolidate several informational resources in one handly location... email - local documents and web based retrival... not yet tried this - but definitely one to keep an eye on.

GGF Document Process

GGF Document Process

A selection of PDF documents from GGF (Global Grid Forum) - GFD.9 Overview of Grid Computing Environments - is particularly good.

Betfair claims Java better than Microsoft .Net - silicon.com

Betfair claims Java better than Microsoft .Net - silicon.com

"Betfair choose J2EE over .Net due to its proven enterprise track record, security, and maintainability."

Grid Computing: More Oracle Technologies: Best Web Links: SearchOracle.com

Grid Computing:More Oracle Technologies: Best Web Links: SearchOracle.com: 10 Links to grid computing articles - including :

Electronic Arts proves a Grid Built with Oracle9i Technology on Commodity Clusters Provides the Most Cost-effective Database Solution: "Electronic tronic Arts Inc. (EA) creates and distributes entertainment software. Its EA.com division creates and delivers about 45% of all online game playing in the world, with about 15 million active players. EA's offerings include family and sports games, as well as persistent state world games (PSWs) such as Ultima Online, Earth & Beyond, and now, The Sims Online. In The Sims Online, a virtual reality with endless possibilities, players create characters that interact with other online 'Sims'; they form friendships, start businesses, build houses, explore neighborhoods, and affect their surroundings in a host of other ways. The Sims Online community continues to evolve, much like the real world, while a player is offline. Returning players must react to new conditions each time they rejoin their virtual community. Just like life, The Sims Online is a constantly changing environment that presents challenges as well as a lot of fun to players."

Analysts: Oracle's grid technology not all that

Analysts: Oracle's grid technology not all that: "'What Oracle talks about when they describe their 10g strategy and technology is mostly not grid and it just isn't appropriate,' Claunch said. 'I would describe it as a lower-cost, potentially more efficient way of developing and deploying applications using their clustering technology.'

George Demarest, senior director of Oracle database marketing, responded to critics by saying the company has been careful to inform customers that they don't 'automatically get grid if they buy 10g.' "

When is a grid not a grid?

Chapter Downloads: Tips: SearchOracle.com

Chapter Downloads: Tips: SearchOracle.com

Selected Oracle PDF chapters - requires login
"This article covers just a small subset of Oracle10G features. It is not intended to be an all-inclusive document, but rather a high level overview of some of the more important (and hopefully, interesting) changes contained in this release. Consider this the first of many articles on Oracle10G, so we’ll keep this one at the 30,000-foot level. In future articles we’ll take an in-depth look at each of the features described in this article and new features as they are announced. One of the benefits of being an Oracle instructor is having access to up-to-the-minute information on Oracle’s latest product sets. As Oracle distributes more information on Oracle10G features, I’ll make sure to keep you informed.

Grid Computing

Let’s get started with a brief overview of Oracle Grid Computing. Oracle describes grid computing as “separate groups of users dynamically sharing computer resources across high-speed networks to meet changing computational needs.” Grid environments utilize farms of low-cost computer servers in a shared environment. Oracle uses its Real Application Cluster technology (discussed below) along with the 10G Database and 10G Application Server to create the shared computing infrastructure required to implement grid computing. "

Decent Oracle 10G overview - good starting point for looking at 10G

GRIDtoday: Breaking News

GRIDtoday: Breaking News: "Developed by Sun Microsystems, Jini technology is a network architecture for the construction of distributed systems where scale, resilience and adaptability are paramount."

Use of Sun's JINI in grid computing - very short news article regarding Paremus and Infiniflow.

Commentary: Getting to the bottom of grid | CNET News.com

Commentary: Getting to the bottom of grid | CNET News.com: "Firms are confused about what "grid" computing means, but that hasn't stopped them from rolling it out. Ultimately, the term 'grid' will fade from popular use as yet another naked technology looking for a problem to solve. But grid computing technology will survive and thrive as the enabling technology inside vertical solutions that solve real business problems."

"Commentary: Getting to the bottom of grid
By Forrester Research
Special to CNET News.com
May 24, 2004, 4:00PM PT"


Article by Forrester Research - regarding companies definitions o grid computing.

Monday, September 06, 2004

RSS Bandwidth and Gzip compression

Blog article about saving bandwidth using gzip

AgileAlliance

AgileAlliance

Agile Alliance Articles index all sorts of articles - with ratings for each article - covers UML, Patterns, Economics Aspect Oriented Programming, Agile Manifesto and many more areas.

Software Development Online: MDA: A Motivated Manifesto

Software Development Online: MDA: A Motivated Manifesto: "MDA: A Motivated Manifesto?Is Model Driven Architecture poised for world domination? Can application generation based on patterns really transform a UML model into a best-practice distributed system? Here are 7 reasons why enterprise developers shouldn’t let the newest paradigm pass them by."

Article written by the Legendary Grady Booch for "Software Development" in August 2004.

Juha’s Knight Rider dashboard project

Knight Rider Dashboard

"Note: You may not find this project very interesting or even very amusing unless you’re familiar with the American TV series “Knight Rider” from the mid-1980s."

I've seen everything now... somone has painstakingly recreated drawings of the Knight Rider K.I.T.T. dashboard.

Dynamic Drive DHTML(dynamic html) & JavaScript code library!

Dynamic Drive DHTML(dynamic html) & JavaScript code library!

Overclockers UK Forums - 5.1 Surround Headphones...

Overclockers UK Forums - 5.1 Surround Headphones...: "5.1 Surround Headphones..."

milov.nl

milov.nl

A photo blog with a strange mix of Coding photos and other articles

Links & JavaScript Living Together in Harmony : evolt.org, Code

Links & JavaScript Living Together in Harmony : evolt.org, Code: "The solution is to think about the functionality the JavaScript will provide and how to accomplish the same task without it. Get it working without first"

02/06/2002

Articles

Articles

"Shuttle SN85G4V2 XPC Review – Quiet And Cool!"

Review of Shuttle case - including ICE cool fanless PSU

Date: 18/05/2004

Overclockers UK Forums - powered by vBulletin

Overclockers UK Forums -Forum about Hardware from a supplier.

UK Hotels: Cheap Hotel Accommodation throughout the UK

UK Hotels: Cheap Hotel Accommodation throughout the UK: "UK Hotel Accommodation offers you quick and easy access to over 2200 hotels throughout England, Scotland and Wales at very attractive rates."

Finding a place to stay

National Rail Enquiries Online: train times and fare info for mainland UK trains

National Rail Enquiries Online: train times and fare info for mainland UK trains

Train times

Project Gutenberg - Welcome to Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg - Welcome to Project Gutenberg: "Project Gutenberg is the oldest producer of free electronic books (eBooks or etexts) on the Internet. Our collection of more than 12.000 eBooks was produced by hundreds of volunt"

FREE books! - site includes a nightly RSS feed of new / updated books.

Essential Multitier J2EE Design Patterns

Essential Multitier J2EE Design Patterns: "Design patterns aren't created so much as discovered. These patterns can be used over and over again, making it easy to incorporate the experience of earlier development into new"

Oracle Developer J2EE

Essential Multitier J2EE Design Patterns

By William Crawford

The patterns covered: MVC, Session Façade, DAO (Data Access Object) and DTO (Data Trransfer Object).

Getting equal-height columns in a three-column layout

Getting equal-height columns in a three-column layout: "One of the challenges of working with a multiple-column layout is how to get background colors in each of the columns to fill the full column height. It's not a problem in page design"

Michael Meadhra on July 21, 2004 regarding: Getting equal-height columns in a three-column layout by Adding background color to columns

An introduction to JSP 2.0's tag files: Builder AU: Program: Java C C

An introduction to JSP 2.0's tag files: Builder AU: Program: Java C C : "

JSP custom tags used to be quite difficult to write, but with the arrival of tag files in JSP 2.0 there is a better, faster and easier way to build custom tags. We'll show you the basics to get you started with this powerful new feature. "

Published 02 June 2004 by Andrew Grant

Dev OJDev: Developing Faces

Dev OJDev: Developing Faces

Oracle Tech Net article about Java Server Faces by Chris Schalk...

Includes setting up Jdeveloper to work with Java Server Faces, and includes an OC4J car demo.

Clevenger on Java/Linux P1

Clevenger on Java/Linux P1: "Jump-Start Your Java Development on Linux"

Oracle Tech Net article about Java development on Linux - covers installation and configuration.

mozdev.org - plugindoc: /faqs/index

mozdev.org - plugindoc: /faqs/index

The mozilla plugins FAQ