Software Development

Java Tip 56: How to eliminate debugging problems for RMI-based applications

Make your development of RMI-based applications much easier -- use an in-process server to develop and test your client/server code

News and New Product Briefs (6/15/98)

Judge won’t move up hearing on Java injunction as Sun asked

Request to ban Microsoft from shipping Windows 98 with incompatible Java is refused -- Sun says due to judge's busy schedule

News and New Product Briefs (6/2/98)

Letters to the Editor

James Gosling makes a cameo appearance to set the record straight (as only he can) on an increasingly relevant question: Why were enumerated types left out of the Java spec, anyway? Plus: Reader praise (and plenty of technical Q&A) for Jon Steelm

Baratz gives Microsoft strategy lesson

Sun's Java software president says Microsoft could have done a better job of corrupting Java

Turn Java classes into JavaBeans

Reuse your existing Java classes as JavaBeans components

Data structures and algorithms: A comparative slice and dice — er, review — of 5 Java DS&A books

Laurence places 5 books on the chopping block. Find out which books avoid the cut

Enterprise JavaBeans: Coming soon to a server near you

Get a first look at this new component architecture, which promises to revolutionize server-based component development

An introduction to agents

Find out what agents are and what they can do for us, and take the first steps toward building your own simple agent architecture in Java