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[2004-06-25] Encrypt Sensitive Configuration Data with Java
When application developers are developing, parameters are often hard-coded in the source code. These hard-coded parameters are often pulled out of the source code and put into property files or configuration files. System and network security policies may force a developer to address security concerns over the data that is stored in external files. So, how do you make sure that your sensitive external parameters are safe?
[2004-06-21] Unheralded Java Filters Simplify Web-app Testing
Java filters, first introduced in the Java Servlet specification 2.3, are a powerful addition to any Java Web application toolkit, yet they probably are the most under-used and under-appreciated of the servlet components. These classes intercept requests coming into and responses coming out of the Java servlet container, allowing developers to inspect and manipulate these messages, as well as take other actions based on the messages' content. Despite this useful functionality, many Java developers are unfamiliar with filters.
[2004-06-04] Kick Start J2ME (TM) Development with BlackBerry®
If you are looking to expand your user base, you may want to consider looking into porting your game or application to the BlackBerry handsets.
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