Software Development

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

Dynamically reconfigure your Java applications

Dynamic configuration lets you reconfigure your Java apps--while they're running

Write high-performance RMI servers and Swing clients

Learn to implement asynchronous callbacks to Swing-based applications

Farewell to ‘Design Techniques’

JavaWorld columnist closes with a brief history of his column, hints at what's to come

Java Tip 72: Press Escape to close your Swing dialog windows

Discover how to program keystroke responses in your Dialogs' parent classes

The state of Java middleware, Part 2: Enterprise JavaBeans

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

Sun extends Java to support XML

Company seeks to help developers build apps that integrate two technologies

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

XML for the absolute beginner

A guided tour from HTML to processing XML with Java