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Publish event-driven Web content with JSP custom tags

Serve Web content in static document form to reflect data state

HP teams up to ease app assembly

NetManage delivers latest version of its hosting and integration software

Microsoft, Philips pen Freestyle pact

The utility computing promise

Tapping into computing resources on an as-needed basis has plenty of benefits for enterprises — but success depends on maturity of foundation technologies

Newsflash: Double-checked locking is still broken

Tony responds to a reader's suggestion about synchronization

Use AspectJ to modularize crosscutting concerns

In this third and final article in Ramnivas Laddad's aspect-oriented programming (AOP) series, Ramnivas demonstrates how to use AOP and AspectJ to solve real-world problems by modularizing crosscutting concerns.

Persist data with Java Data Objects, Part 2

Sun JDO vs. Castor JDO

Java Product News (updated April 12, 2002)

Manning teaches instant messaging protocol; Insignia introduces Java-based solution for devices; and more

The open road ahead

Is Java open enough for the rest of the open source world?

Java Product News (updated April 5, 2002)

New file format to decrease embedded Java development costs; 4thpass extends support to wireless enterprise market; and more

Evolve your apps with the Phased Process pattern

Phased Process decouples sequential operations and provides a flexible dispatch mechanism

Java scripting languages: Which is right for you?

When hooking scripting language support into a Java app, choose wisely

Best and worst of JavaOne 2002

A break down of the JavaOne 2002 electric boogaloo

TrueSAN brings McData into its storage management cloud

Applications briefs

TightLink ties data

Letters to the Editor

Out of the mouths of readers

Integrate EJBs with CORBA

Access EJBs from non-Java-based applications

Java Product News: JavaOne recap

Check out the new tools vendors rolled out during the JavaOne Conference and Expo

XML documents on the run, Part 2

Better SAX2 handling and the pull-parser alternative

Sonic Software details Web services architecture

The JavaOne grapevine, Part 3

The Concurrency Utilities BOF, IBM and Java, JiniFest, and more

Java takes off into wireless space

Innovation fueled by Java's openness may be its recipe for success

The JavaOne grapevine, Part 4

One last look at the technical sessions, Intel and TogetherSoft, and Java's future

More specs brew in the JCP

In addition to the new open source agreement, the JCP is currently reviewing other specifications that will affect Java's future

Serena updates tools suite for big iron

The JavaOne grapevine, Part 2

JCP changes, Oracle's Java strategy, JavaServer Faces news, and more

Developers, vendors don’t share wireless gusto

Many developers cautious about wireless development

Fujitsu ships LifeBook with Mobile Pentium 4

The JavaOne grapevine, Part 1

Daily updates from the 2002 JavaOne Conference floor

Real-time Java takes the stage

Introducing the JavaNator

Java’s top guns

<em>JavaWorld</em> honors the leading Java technologies in the 2002 Editors' Choice Awards

IBM, iPlanet, Oracle brew fresh Java

JavaOne show serves as launch platform for new Java, Web services offerings

BEA gets partners for Workshop tools

Software vendors pledge support for WebLogic Workshop

Sun exec sees focus shifting to clients

What's next for Java: Consistently running Java on PCs, cell phones, and devices

Java under siege

The duo of Java the language and J2EE the platform has come into its own, but now faces a challenge from the emerging Web services model

WebSphere Studio Application Developer 4.0

IBM adds productivity enhancements to its team-based J2EE and Web services development environment

Java Product News: JavaOne preview

Vendors start rolling out new tools just in time for JavaOne

James Gosling and the art of computer programming

Java's creator speaks about enterprise software, algorithms, and user-friendly software

With listener design, OO matters

Find out the best way to design your listeners

PowerQuest launches PowerExpert SRM 5.0

AltoWeb, Flashline partner on Java components

Kenamea names new chief

Oracle readies XML database support tool

Groove, Documentum team up for distributed content management

Services briefs

Compaq plugs portals into service offerings

Applications briefs

IBM sparks portal with 23 new portals

Listen to heartbeats using JMS

Extend heartbeats using JMS publish and subscribe

Java Product News (updated March 15, 2002)

Motorola enhances developer program; VistaPortal introduces first Jxta-based framework; Cape Clear updates CapeStudio; and more

Mr. Happy Object teaches custom events

Learn custom events with a concrete example