By Brian Deitte Software Engineer Macromedia, Inc. In this article, I'll explain how to avoid some common pitfalls that occur when internationalizing J2EE applications. I'll also give a brief overview of internationalization and show where to find more information on the topic. What is Internationalization? The Encoding of Parameters Setting the...   Read Article.

FrogPad s gone sinister, the Pragmatic Programmers get automated, Zero G s InstallAnywhere now does Windows, and DataSource unveils Jetson, its new J2EE app generator. By Rick Wayne [click for larger image] Supporting diverse and differently abled users is no longer a frill, it s a minimum requirement. Still left-handed frogs? Actually, the Left-Handed...   Read Article.

by Pat Quinn Consultant Allaire Corp. Allaire's recent licensing of Sun Microsystem's J2EE standard makes upgrading from JRun 2.3.3 to 3.0 all the more important. JRun 3.0 was developed in accordance with the J2EE specification; 2.3.3 was not. In addition, version 4.0 of JRun is just around the corner, and this will take JRun even further into...   Read Article.

by Emmanuel Proulx 02/26/2003 People often ask me quot;What's the best platform for J2EE development?quot; There's no clear answer for this question. First, the vendors each provide contradictory facts to prove that their product is the best. Second, each has its zealots who will tell you all of the good things about one server and bad things...   Read Article.

By Jeff Smith Go to page: 1 2 3 Next While designing an SQL intensive J2EE application for a client, I decided that I needed to streamline the bloated JDBC code required to execute SQL statements. While JDBC is a powerful, low level API for accessing and manipulating a myriad of SQL databases 1 , it is so low level that it requires: Writing verbose...   Read Article.

by Emmanuel Proulx 08/14/2002 Who said the JPC is slow ? Only a few J2EE application servers are following the EJB 2.0 specification, and already the EJB 2.1 draft specification is out. For you busy folks who want to know about what the future has in store for EJBs but don't have the time to read a 636-page document, here is a quick overview. Fair warning:...   Read Article.

Geno Timlin Introduction My real job involves working with J2EE applications at this time. It pays the bills. I've worked with ASP in the past and have recently (2003) gotten more into working with PHP. Most of my sidework these days is data driven PHP/MySQL web sites. It's unfortunate that sidework doesn't pay the bills, because I have...   Read Article.

by Dean Wampler, Ph.D. 08/16/2002 Editor's Note: J2EE and .NET are big-time enterprise architectures competing for the attention of today's developers. Both camps have reference applications to demonstrate how their architectures work. The quot;standardquot; for evaluation is the sample pet store (a remnant from the dot-com heydays) that is...   Read Article.

J2EE provides different types of components for different purposes. Today, you will start to look at one of the principal types of component in J2EE Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs). The study of EJBs is continued on Day 5, quot;Session EJBs,quot;, Day 6, quot;Entity EJBsquot;, Day 7, quot;CMP and EJB QLquot;, Day 8, quot;Transactions and Persistencequot;,...   Read Article.

by Wangming Ye on .NET Read Comments Rate this resource Viewed 1802 times Rating: 4 users 4.50 out of 5 Next This article was first published by IBM developerWorks at http://www.ibm.com/developerWorks , and has been reproduced here with permission. Weaving together Web services to create cross-organizational business processes requires all partners...   Read Article.

By Srikanth Ramakrishna amp; Sanjay Sarathy Go to page: 1 2 Next Introduction The goal of this article is to help the developer understand the issues associated with migrating an application from an application server architecture to a portal-centric architecture. Need for Migration to a Portal Server When should an organization think about integrating...   Read Article.

By Nandhini Arumugam and Sujata De Go to page: 1 2 3 Next Introduction Web services are software processes that can be accessed and used from the Internet. Often, a software is exposed to the Web as a Web service because it needs to be available, reused, and shared by users from across the world. Web services represent a new architectural paradigm for...   Read Article.

By Michael Klaene Go to page: 1 2 3 Next Business applications typically manage data. Therefore, developers often need to provide components that enable users to analyze that data. One way to do this is by providing users access to text-based reports. Another option is to provide a view to the data through a series of graphical charts. Charts can be...   Read Article.

By Manoj Seth Go to page: 1 2 Next We are not able to think of the name of a single enterprise in this modern information technology era that does not have different applications (ranging from simple to vastly complicated) implementing its internal processes and exposing them to their partners (buyers, suppliers, customers, and so forth). To survive...   Read Article.

Sun Microsystems and Microsoft platforms converge and compete for a new enterprise architecture model. by Peter O'Kelly K eeping track of the ongoing rivalry between Microsoft and Sun Microsystems as they seek to control the enterprise application development market can puzzle even the most dedicated developer. For the software architect, the competing...   Read Article.

by Dion Almaer 04/10/2002 EJB 2.0 finally gives us a Container-Managed Persistence (CMP) model to work with. Whenever possible, I like to use CMP beans in my EJB projects; however, for the odd thing, I need to change my entity to be bean-managed. I use the following pattern to allow me to go from a CMP model to a Bean-Managed Persistence (BMP) model...   Read Article.

By Michael Klaene Go to page: 1 2 Next Web applications oftain contain both public and private resources. It is necessary to ensure that those key areas that are restricted to the public remain off limits to even the craftiest of users. This is a common problem and there are many different solutions. In this article, I will show how a Servlet Filter...   Read Article.

by Al Saganich 08/07/2002 Over the last six months, a number of standards have begun to emerge in the areas of Web services' lifecycles, security measures, collaborations, and transactions. JSRs have emerged to begin the process of defining, in a standard way, the different aspects of how Web services might be supported in a J2EE-compliant application...   Read Article.

by Vikram Goyal 04/02/2003 A previous article of mine explained the basics of log4j . log4j is an open source logging tool developed under the Jakarta Apache project. The previous article demonstrated how to use log4j in a strictly JSP/servlet environment, which forms half of the whole J2EE world. The other half, EJBs, requires a subtler way of handling...   Read Article.

By Scott Robinson Caching is one of the tried-and-true techniques for improving the efficiency of an application. That's especially true in an enterprise environment, where the range of users can include remote clients accessing the app in a variety of modes, and in integrated apps where several departments are constantly grabbing at the same data....   Read Article.