Software Development

News and New Product Briefs (12/2/98)

BeanLint: A JavaBeans troubleshooting tool, Part 1

Use this new tool to avoid JavaBeans loading and runtime problems

Java: From the courtroom to the enterprise

Continuing legal struggles combined with recent (and rumored) product introductions cast some light and some doubt on Java's future in the enterprise

JavaWorld announces winners in its 1998 Editors’ Choice Awards

First-place tools, companies, and industry leaders named at Java magazine's awards ceremony during Java Business Expo in New York

Revolutionary RMI: Dynamic class loading and behavior objects

Find out how RMI can help you define extensible, distributed object-oriented frameworks

Signed and delivered: An introduction to security and authentication

Find out how the Java Security API can help you secure your code

Microsoft dropping Java in Mac, Unix Explorer

Recent US District Court injunction spurs Redmond, WA-based company to make drastic changes in offending products

Sun and AOL join forces on I-commerce for businesses

The big news is the ISP's purchase of Netscape -- but how will this affect Java?

Sun to open Java processes to nonlicensees

Company behind language plays 'benevolent dictator' role, broadening standardization process while maintaining final say

Judge may rule soon in Sun-Microsoft hearing

With nearly 2,000 pages of previously sealed documents now in public domain, said public awaits US District Court's decision