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J2EE Alphabet Soup: An introduction to Java APIs and acronyms
is a reference list describing in easy to understand terms what
is meant by popular Java acronyms.
In my last article, I discussed a very high-level view of Web services. In this article, part one of a three-part series, I'll take an almost 180-degree turn and look at the services provided to...
The Java Mail API, one of the latest standard extension APIs from Sun, should equally benefit client- and server-side application developers, with its platform- and protocol-independent...
The Java Management API shows a new direction for creating powerful Web-based network management tools of the future. We now explore the nooks and crannies of this new network management system...
This article provides a brief summary of basic layout management in the Java Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) and is intended to serve as a foundation for more sophisticated AWT programming.
In this paper we tried to study the design of Java AWT focusing in interesting object collaboration structures (trying to use the Role Modeling approach) and finding the correspondence to ’s design...
This tutorial is supposed to explain how to make simple enterprise java beans and how to deploy them in the Orion Application Server. First we will make a simple stateful session bean without using...
Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) is Java 2 Enterprise Edition's major technology stream, which is a server-side component architecture that simplifies the process of building enterprise-class distributed...
The Java Base Platform is the minimum Java Platform that developers can safely assume is present for running Java-powered applets and applications. This platform applies to Network Computers, desktop...
The Java 2D Application Programming Interface (API) provides a powerful, flexible framework for using device- and resolution-independent graphics in Java programs. The Java 2D API extends the...
Java APIs for XML-based Remote Procedure Call (JAX-RPC) help with Web service interoperability and accessibility by defining Java APIs that Java applications use to develop and access Web services....
This tip introduces the Java3D API through three coding examples. In one example, you'll see how to use the Java 3D API to put an object on the screen and position it. A second example shows how to...
Web services, which provide great promise of services on demand from anywhere and to anywhere across the Web, are here to stay. The promise of across-the-Web interoperability has recently been...
The Java Serialization API is used by many other Java APIs (like RMI and JavaBeans) to persist objects beyond the duration of a running virtual machine. You can also use the Java Serialization API...
The Java Security API makes it a simple matter to add security and authentication to your application. The result is an application that knows what and whom it can trust. This month, Todd delves into...
Creating splash screens in Java by using AWT and Swing is well documented in the current literature. However, the existing solutions are not fully featured in that documentation and do not explain...
This month's main topic is timers, both the one in the Swing library (called Timer) and also a roll-your-own variety called Alarm, which is useful when the Swing Timer isn't available or appropriate.
