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[2003-05-27] The Socket API in JXTA 2.0
This article reprinted with permission by java.sun.com
Peer-to-peer (P2P) computing is difficult enough without having to learn a new API. The first version of JXTA introduced us to P2P, but the API was tough to learn, and not easily mapped to our current process. But now, with the release of JXTA 2.0, you get your warm fuzzies back -- in the form of a ready-made API to wrap your P2P communications, with a socket-like interface and Java I/O streams.
[2003-05-19] My NAnt and NUncle
I was looking for a nice and easy way to automatically build my projects and I didn't have to look far to find NAnt, a variant of Ant, a build tool for Java projects. If you want to cheat and read ahead, check out http://nant.sourceforge.net but don't get too comfy, jack, there's not much out there to guide you along. I'm going to save you some precious time and help provide you with a starter script... because believe me, you'll be hard pressed to find some good examples on the web. Don't really expect much out of the examples provided by the good folks down at NAnt, but do dig into their NAnt.build - it contains secrets that you won't find anywhere.
[2003-05-05] How Java Web Servers Work
A web server is also called a Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) server because it uses HTTP to communicate with its clients, which are usually web browsers.
[2003-05-05] Add Velocity to Your Development
In its simplest form, a template engine takes data, processes it and then displays it.
[2003-05-05] Borland Heats Up New, Upgraded Java Tools
Borland Software Corp. this week will release new tools and other technologies that reinforce the company's independent position among development platforms.
[2003-05-05] Serialize Java Data Objects to XML
Save and Restore Java data objects to a compact, robust, and reusable XML form
[2003-05-05] Akamai, IBM team for edge computing
Nearly a year after it announced a partnership with IBM to push Java computing to the edge of the Internet, Akamai is unveiling a new service that will enable customers to run WebSphere-based applications on its network of edge servers.
[2003-05-05] Datastructures and algorithms, Part 1
This article initiates a two-part series that explores two important computer science topics: datastructures and algorithms.
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