“Java Technologies” has 64 entries.
- Java SE: System Properties; getProperties()
- Java SE: “Sorting Strings” by John Zukowski
- XSLT: “Using Multiple URIResolvers for the Same Stylesheet”
- Test-Driven Development: “TDD Anti-Patterns”; James Carr
- NetBeans for PHP: “Defining a variable type in comment”; Petr Pisl
- Java SE 6: “Getting to Know System Tray” by John Zukowski
- NetBeans 6.7: Troubleshooting NetBeans Problems
- Eclipse PDT: Viewing Hidden Files in the IDE; .htaccess files; europa/ganymede/galileo
- “Remote deployment with Ant and ssh”;
; wiki.objectstyle.org - Allen Holub, JavaWorld.com, 09/05/03; “Why getter and setter methods are evil”
- Java Fundamentals: “Comparison of Java and C Sharp”; C#; Anders Hejlsberg; Borland; wikipedia.org
- Java Fundamentals: “Why getter and setter methods are evil”; javaworld.com
- Java Fundamentals: “Is Java pass by reference?”; stackoverflow.com
- Flippant Remarks about the Java application launcher
- Java Fundamentals: “There is no such thing as a byte or short literal.”; char and String escape sequences; mindprod.com
- eclipse: “Does eclipse allow vertical selections?”; tkilla.ch
- Java Practices: “Use System.exit with care”; javapractices.com
- NetBeans: Flippant Remarks about the --userdir Startup Parameter
- Anders Hejlsberg on Java Generics
- Java Exceptions: The Three Kinds of Exceptions
- Java Exceptions: The Catch or Specify Requirement
- NetBeans 5.x/6.x: “What are the NetBeans startup parameters?”
- Netbeans 5.x/6/x: “The default font size used in menus, dialogs, views, etc. is too small. Can I make it bigger?”; NetBeans Start Up Parameter --fontsize
- “How to Use Log4J within eclipse in 10 Minutes”; http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/3248
- eclipse 3.x SDK (WTP): Editing the Recent Workspaces List for the Select a Workspace Dialog
- Sun JAXP Tutorial: 3. An Overview of the APIs
- Sun JAXP Tutorial: 2. XML and Related Specs: Digesting the Alphabet Soup
- Sun JAXP Tutorial: 1. A Quick Introduction to XML
- Gang of Four Patterns: Flippant Remarks about Singleton and Monostate
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 2; Introducing and integrating Hibernate; 2.3 Basic configuration
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 2; Introducing and integrating Hibernate; 2.2 Understanding the architecture
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 2; Introducing and integrating Hibernate; 2.1 “Hello World” with Hibernate
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Understanding object/relational persistence; 1.4 Object/relational mapping
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Understanding object/relational persistence; 1.3 Persistence layers and alternatives
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Understanding object/relational persistence; 1.2 The paradigm mismatch
- Hibernate in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Understanding object/relational persistence; 1.1 What is persistence?
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.2 The Request Processing Lifecycle
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.7 Messages; 2.1.8 Navigation
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.6 Events and listeners
- Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 SDK: Post-Installation Message
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.5 Converters
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.4 Backing beans
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.2 Renderers; 2.1.3 Validators
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1.1 User interface components
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 2; JSF Fundamentals; 2.1 The key pieces of the pie
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.5.4 Configuration with faces-config.xml; 1.5.5 Configuration with web.xml
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.5.2 Dissecting goodbye.jsp; 1.5.3 Examining the HelloBean class
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.5.1 Dissecting hello.jsp
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.4 Components Everywhere
- Tomcat 5.x INFO Message: "INFO: The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the java.library.path: ..."
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.3.1 Why do we need frameworks?; 1.3.2 She's a Model 2; 1.3.3 JSF, Struts, and other frameworks
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.2.4 JavaBeans; 1.2.5 JSP
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces; 1.2.2 Servlets; 1.2.3 Portlets
- JavaServer Faces in Action Notes: Chapter 1; Introducing JavaServer Faces
- JSP Markup: Declaring UTF-8 Support in a JSP File with UTF-8 Encoding
- eclipse 3.x SDK: Filtering TODO Tasks Per Package
- Flippant remarks about "Knowing" Java
- eclipse 3.2.0 SDK Plugin PROBLEM: tk.eclipse.plugin.htmleditor loads *.html Files Slowly; Naoki Takezoe; HTML/JSP/XML Editor 2.0.2 Plugin; amateras
- Limitatons of the switch Structure
- Core Java 1.1 Volume I --- Fundamentals: Chapter 4, Objects and Classes
- Java Diddler: An Example of String Formatting; MRJ SDK 2.1
- Java Diddler: An Example of String Comparison; MRJ SDK 2.1
- From VB 6.x to Java: Some Flippant Remarks
- Java in VB Terms: Fundamentals of the AWT