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News and New Product Briefs (January 31, 2000)

Servertec serves up iServer Servertec has released iServer, a small, scalable, and easy-to-administer platform-independent application written entirely in Java. iServer can be used as a Web server for static Web pages; it can also become an application server for generating…

News and New Product Briefs (January 24, 2000)

A swinger’s guide to Java published Manning Publications has a new book, Swing, by Matthew Robinson and Pavel Vorobiev. The book targets serious programmers interested in maximizing Java’s Swing technology, which allows developers to create powerful and complex cross-platform GUIs.…

Server-side Java: Software engineering on Internet time

Server-side Java: Software engineering on Internet time

Developing on Internet time still requires strong software-engineering principles For several months in 1999, I worked primarily on the backend of a Web-based, ecommerce project. Almost all project software was implemented using Java and server-side Java technologies, including servlets, a…

Sun’s BluePrints for J2EE

Learn the basics of designing J2EE applications — from one handy guide Sun’s recent release of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition reference implementation, or J2EE RI (see Resources for downloading information), provides an implementation of all the J2EE functionality, including…

Locate services with the Jini lookup service

Discover the power and limitations of the ServiceRegistrar interface The Jini lookup service, the central component of Jini’s runtime infrastructure, offers Jini clients a flexible and powerful way to find Jini services. It enables service providers to advertise their services…

Java Tip 87: Automate the hourglass cursor

Force Java’s UI event queue to decide when to show the hourglass cursor Judging the amount of time required to execute a given task in a development process is nearly impossible. Executing the task on the actual target machine, however,…