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Java is a programming language originally developed by Sun Microsystems and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Microsystems' Java platform.
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This article describes two solutions he employed in applications to generate custom reports. His solutions convert XML data to HTML using XSL Transformations. One solution uses the Sun Java API for...
You will learn what you can do with LDAP and how Java answers the need to handle LDAP with the JNDI API in building a white pages service.
Java is favored as a language partly because of the way it has abstracted away the difficulties in performing input/output and networking operations. C# has taken the same approach and has provided...
This article describes how to wrap this process with JavaMail -- the standard Java language e-mail API -- to send the e-zine over the wire. In the process, he revisits SAX event handling, and...
A number of popular Java technologies and frameworks depend on the Reflection API to function. Learn more about its many uses.
This article discusses the new event model and its advantages over the old one, and I'll present several examples.
The TRaX API extends JAXP to include XML transformations, providing a vendor- and implementation-agnostic standard Java API for specifying and executing XML transformations.
This article describes the J2SE Java virtual machine features supported by the KVM, what classes have been inherited from the J2SE by the CLDC, and specifically, what new classes have been added to...
The author builds an application that can access a COM object created using VC++6.0 ATL and then call this COM-server object via a pure Java client.
This article discusses the basics of UDDI, the Java API to UDDI, and how you can use this technology to start building, testing, and deploying your own Web services.
The article covers basic concepts of JAXP, demonstrates why it is needed in the XML parsing space, and shows how the parser used by JAXP can easily be changed. It also drills down into SAX and DOM,...
This article discusses the basics of UDDI, the Java API to UDDI, and how you can use this technology to start building, testing, and deploying your own Web services.
Penetrate the hidden complexities that spoil simple conceptual
models of Java APIs. When you examine an API, your first
impressions are often wrong. In this Java Traps column, Michael
Daconta...
The author builds an application that can access a COM object and then call this COM-server object via a pure Java client.
There has been growing interest in the Resource Description Framework (RDF) and a number of tools and libraries have been developed for processing it. This article describes one such library, Jena, a...
This article demonstrates how the robust Servlets API and its containers are used and integrated with other J2EE API on a growing number of enterprise-based Web sites.
This article explains the differences between Java Servlet API 2.1 and 2.2, discusses the reasons for the changes, and shows how you can write servlets using version 2.2.
This article shows us how to write Servlet 2.3 API Filters. Filters are Java classes that can intercept requests from a client before they access a resource; manipulate requests from clients;...
This article demystifies JSSE and demonstrates how to SSL-enable your applications. SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is the de facto standard for securing a communication channel between two applications...
