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Introducing the Spring Framework In this article, Rod Johnson to explain what Spring sets out to achieve, and how I believe it can help you to develop J2EE applications.

AppFuse: Start Your J2EE Web Apps AppFuse is a web application that you can package into a .war and deploy to a J2EE 1.3-compliant app server. It's designed to help you create new web applications using a new target in its build.xml file.

Configuring and using Apache Tomcat 4 Marty Hall explica cómo instalar y configurar el Tomcat 4 en Windows.

Opening Microsoft File Formats to Java So you're a developer who creates cool but complicated server-side applications in Java, or you're an architect convinced about J2EE. Do your users care until they see an Excel spreadsheet on their desktops?

XML for the absolute beginner A guided tour from HTML to processing XML with Java

A Java RMI server framework Using an asynchronous process manager to contain your RMI server applications

A Design Pattern for a Rule Engine Use XML data, events, and XSLT for a simple rule engine that helps you separate business rules from application code

When is a singleton not a singleton? Avoid multiple singleton instances by keeping these tips in mind

Aspect-Oriented Programming in Java AOP may soon become a mainstream programming methodology, but how does it fit in with Java?

Maven Magic Maven is a high-level, intelligent project management, build and deployment tool from the Apache project. There is nothing that Maven does that Ant cannot do.

Reference Objects and Garbage Collection The Reference Object application programming interface (API) is new in the JavaTM Development Kit (JDKTM) 1.2. This API allows a program to maintain special references to objects that allow the program to interact with the garbage collector in limited ways.

JDO Brings DB Programming into 21st Century Despite Controversy JDO is a well thought out application programming interface that provides an abstraction layer between the application and data stores of various kinds.

Tutorial for building J2EE Applications using JBOSS and ECLIPSE This tutorial is about building Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) components using Eclipse as an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and JBOSS as the Application Server. Tutorial covers step-by-step development of J2EE components, starting from setting up Eclipse, JBOSS and Lomboz. Lomboz uses Xdoclet (Attribute Oriented Programming) for rapid development of J2EE components. Importantly, all of the tools used in this tutorial can be downloaded free of charge, so there should be nothing stopping you!

Speed up your RMI transactions with value objects Maintain all the advantages of EJB technology without the RMI penalty

Warning! Threading in a multiprocessor world Find out why many tricks to avoid synchronization overhead just don't work

Understanding Class.forName() Dynamic loading of Java classes at runtime provides tremendous flexibility in the development of enterprise systems. It provides for the basis of "application servers", and allows even simpler, lighter-weight systems to accomplish some of the same ends. Within Java, dynamic loading is typically achieved by calling the forName method on the class java.lang.Class.

Simpler Java In this article, we’ll examine a few frameworks, and look at the basic principles that they use to embrace simplicity. We’ll look at a lightweight container and a persistence framework.

Roll Your Own Java The Java launcher (known to most programmers by its informal name, "java.exe") is a standard tool used to bootstrap the Java Virtual Machine into a native operating system process and launch the main method of a given class. This launcher is responsible for several features of Java, including the "-jar" option used to execute a .jar file directly, obtain the classpath setting for the VM from the CLASSPATH environment variable, and set several working parameters for the VM such as starting heap size and maximum heap size, among others.

The 2.4 Servlet Specification: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The latest revision of the servlet specification is close to final. Greg Wilkins reviews the specification - the good, the bad and the ugly.

Keel: The Meta-Framework When developing an application—be it a Web, enterprise, or scientific one—developers often rely on different frameworks to provide a base for the application to be built upon. These frameworks consist of a complete set of components, functions, and services, specific to a particular kind of application development.

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