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Java politics reign as discord heightens

At JESS '99 in Paris, Sun's Alan Baratz points finger at standards organization

Java Q&A column debuts!

The JavaWorld experts answer your pressing Java questions — every week

HP, others rally Java developers against Sun

Real-Time Java Working Group incorporates to oppose Sun

Design networked applications in RMI using the Adapter design pattern

A guide to correctly adapting local Java objects for the Web

Object Expo: Embedded Java systems

New Java technologies address embedded systems' needs

Object Expo: Small show focuses on Java, components

Recent New York SIGS conference and expo is modest but reveals an ever-increasing interest in component-based development

SQLJ: The ‘open sesame’ of Java database applications

The SQLJ standard now provides SQL-based database access from Java apps

Programming Java threads in the real world, Part 8

Threads in an object-oriented world, thread pools, implementing socket 'accept' loops

Thread-safe design (4/20/99)

The JavaWorld experts answer your most pressing Java questions — every week

Run the Java program without the JDK runtime? Yes you can! (4/20/99)

The JavaWorld experts answer your most pressing Java questions — every week

An in-depth look at RMI callbacks (4/20/99)

The JavaWorld experts answer your most pressing Java questions — every week

News and New Product Briefs (4/20/99)

News and New Product Briefs (4/05/99)

Write high-performance RMI servers and Swing clients

Learn to implement asynchronous callbacks to Swing-based applications

Java 2’s Verifier becomes confused by German student’s security attack

Details on the latest Java 2 security hole

Java driven by the cutting edge

Gartner Group says finance industry is Java's biggest backer

Sun and Nippon company team up on Java and Jini

The Mobile Communications Network division of Japanese company considers use of Java and related technologies in future cellular phones and services

Sun extends Java to support XML

Company seeks to help developers build apps that integrate two technologies

Informix and Sybase bring Java to databases

Shift toward three-tier DB architectures gets business logic off databases and onto application servers

Microsoft and Sun to meet on Java lawsuit

The two companies are brought together to discuss (and potentially resolve) their differences over JNI

Sun to solidify Java definition

The Java 2 Enterprise Edition is planned for late '99 — Does this mean core Java will be complete?

Letters to the Editor (3/20/99)

In this installment of Letters to the Editor, Eugene Podgorbunskikh answers a question about his Java Tip 69, 'Press Escape to close your Java dialog windows'; John Neffenger fields several questions about his VolanoMark tests; and a reader

Letters to the Editor (April 5, 1999)

In this installment of Letters to the Editor, Merlin Hughes helps a former C++ programmer with Java; Mark Johnson answers several questions about his XML series; Bill Venners receives 'one of the best feedback e-mails' ever about his farewe

Sun keeps its foot in Java’s door

Could Microsoft's COOL unseat the language?

Sun to solidify Java definition

The Java 2 Enterprise Edition is planned for late '99 — Does this mean core Java will be complete?

Programming Java threads in the real world, Part 7

Singletons, critical sections, and reader/writer locks

XML for the absolute beginner

A guided tour from HTML to processing XML with Java

The state of Java middleware, Part 2: Enterprise JavaBeans

Learn how Enterprise JavaBeans fits into your enterprise — and which tools support EJB

And the winners are…

JavaWorld proudly announces the winners of its 1999 Readers' Choice Awards

News and New Product Briefs (3/20/99)

News and New Product Briefs (3/5/99)

How to drag and drop with Java 2, Part 1

Explore the Java platform's new drag and drop classes

Sun rebuts Microsoft’s appeal in Java case

Issue of JNI continues to be batted back and forth in US District Court lawsuit

Microsoft scores a victory in Java case

Ruling allows for "independently developed" Java products. What does this mean for the future of Java?

Sun debuts new Java Embedded Server

Next version to include Project Aladdin, a component that lets service providers use Jini technology

BEA to lay out application server road map

BEA technology to be bundled with third-party app integration products

Judge says injunction did not apply to independent Java

Decision leaves door open for Microsoft to develop competing technology

Java 2 development kit making its way to Linux

Blackdown team to take on task of developing new implementation; Caldera and Graphon already have plans to use Java on Linux

Microsoft jilts Java tool

With the lawsuit outcome limiting the Redmond-based company to pure Java, is it dropping that technology for a COOLer one?

Vendors leverage Java, Net to link myriad devices

Open Services Gateway spec backed by 15 companies forging 'vendor-neutral' LAN to WAN technologies

Java 2 source code release: More open, but not open source

Plus: How to get your own copy of the Java 2 source code

Letters to the Editor (2/20/99)

Mark Johnson responds to questions about his "XML JavaBeans, Part 1," article; a reader expresses a positive opinion about the version-number feature of 1.2 compilers and VMs; Bill Day helps a reader use Java 3D to move a "camera"

Letters to the Editor (3/5/99)

John Neffenger answers reader questions about this month's 'Volano Report' cover story; Mark Johnson provides a big-picture explanation of XML JavaBeans; and Eugene Podgorbunskikh heeds a reader's amendment to Java Tip 69

The state of Java application middleware, Part 1

Find out what 'Java middleware' really means, what products fit into this category, and how middleware may impact your efforts as a developer — and as a business

Programming Java threads in the real world, Part 6

The Observer pattern and mysteries of the AWTEventMulticaster

The Volano Report: Which Java platform is fastest, most scalable? A JavaWorld exclusive!

Results of new VolanoMark 2.1 server benchmarks reveal how 10 virtual machines stack up on 6 OSs

News and New Product Briefs (2/20/99)

Sony and others support Sun’s Jini

Handful of companies supporting Home Audio/Video Interoperability to merge two technologies

News and New Product Briefs (2/5/99)

Letters to the Editor

Among this month's Letters to the Editor, the author of <em>Java Gently</em> replies to Laurence Vanhelsuw&eacute;'s book review; <em>JavaWorld</em> receives both helpful criticism and thoughtful praise from read