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How to Use Spring 3.0 In a Servlet Based Web Application
02 Nov 2010This tutorial will show you how to run a simple web based application that uses Spring 3 as an IoC container. Read More
Building Custom JSF UI Components
01 Aug 2005One of the key strengths of JavaServer Faces (JSF) is that not only does it provide substantial technology for easy, out of the box component based J2EE Web applications assembly, but it also is a very flexible API... Read More
A Simple Example: Google Guice Inversion of Control (IoC)
28 May 2010If you want to get started with Google Guice, this is the place to start. The previous tutorial demonstrated how to get a simple environment configured, while this one shows you how to do some very simple Inversion... Read More
Introducing Axiom
01 Jul 2006An XML Object model should be memory efficient and fast in processing XML. These two goals are very difficult to satisfy with the technologies that exist so far. However, with the introduction of StAX (Streaming ... Read More
First steps taken on 'omni-channel' customer experience
20 Nov 2015The future customer experience might be personalised, but there is a long road ahead yet Read More
Convert server-side Java to client-side HTML
24 Feb 2012This brief video tutorial uses Java code on the server side to push an HTML link to the client in simple html. Read More
Test-Driven Development Series Part 2 - Testing Java Classes with JUnit
01 Jan 2004The first article is a concept piece explaining why testing helps in an enterprise server-side software environment. Most software applications today are written in tiers: the presentation tier, the logic tier (... Read More
Part 6 - Securing Web Services with Single Sign-On
01 Feb 2002Web Services are arguably the most heterogenous distributed technology ever. A typical Web services setup will make use of many different technologies, object models and programming languages, which might include ... Read More
Running a Web service on Google App Engine
21 Jul 2009Google's App Engine for building Web applications in the cloud is beginning to support Java servlet-based Web services. It's still under development, but you can experiment using Eclipse support or command-line ... Read More
Translate "Hello, world!" automatically via the Web browser
24 Feb 2012In this lesson, Cameron McKenzie will demonstrate how to build a Web application that automatically translates itself for various audiences based on the default language of the end user's Web browser. Read More