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Spring into Seam, Part 3: Persistence for two

Who says Web application frameworks can't learn to share? Find out how Spring and Seam can collaborate on persistence tasks in complex, database-oriented applications. (Excerpted from Seam in Action, forthcoming from Manning Publications.)
Dan Allen , May 2008

Web-based spreadsheets with OpenOffice.org and Dojo
If you think that OpenOffice.org is just an open source alternative to Microsoft Office, think again. Find out how it can serve as a component in your Web-based spreadsheet applications.
Oleg Mikheev and Doan Nguyen Van , May 2008

Are applets making a comeback?
Sun is pushing hard for renewal on the client-side with Java SE 6u10, JavaFX Script, and JMC. Are applets ready for a comeback, too? Chet Haase, Cay Horstmann, John Zukowski, Ted Neward, Romain Guy, Jim Weaver, and Danny Coward share their views.
Jeff Friesen , May 2008

The new applet experience
Jeff Friesen puts the newer, faster applet to the test using JavaFX Script and key features of Java SE 6u10.
Jeff Friesen , May 2008

Realistically real-time
Javolution creator Jean-Marie Dautelle benchmarks various methods to reduce the worst-case execution time of Java applications.
Jean-Marie Dautelle , April 2008

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Today's weirdest rumor: Dell to buy Sun?

That's right, you heard it here first! Well, OK, I actually heard it first from 24/7 Wall St.,...
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Unit test disillusionment?

Faithful readers of JavaWorld's panoply of blogs (and really, I can't think of any reason why you...
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Java platform to get modularity, OSGi support
05/07/2008 -  Java modularity is just one piece of Sun's effort to 'rightsize' the Java platform.
Paul Krill , JavaWorld.com

Ruby faces off against PHP, Java
05/05/2008 -  Rubyists compared PHP and Java during a panel session at the CommunityOne conference in San Francisco on Monday.
Paul Krill , JavaWorld.com

SpringSource launches app server
04/30/2008 -  Next-generation application server platform based on Spring, OSGi, and Tomcat snubs Java EE.
Chris Kanaracus , IDG News Service

Service Component Architecture: Making SOA easier
04/30/2008 -  IBM's Mike Edwards connects the dots between Service Component Architecture, Service Data Objects, and SOA, at OASIS Open Standards 2008 Symposium.
Paul Krill , InfoWorld

JRuby 1.1 released
04/07/2008 -  Second major project release features performance improvements, a re-factored IO implementation, and improved memory consumption.
Paul Krill , InfoWorld

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JAVA Q&A
Monday June 02, 2008

Java Beginner
Learn the basics of client-side Java in this discussion just for beginners. Core topics include the Java Language, the Java Virtual Machine, APIs, and development tools.

Enterprise Java
Get under the hood of the technologies that are shaping the future --- from J2EE to Web services and beyond --- in this discussion for enterprise application developers.

XML & Java
XML has taken off as a practical way to represent data. What are the best tools? This is the place to share ideas about how to take advantage of this emerging technology

Device Programming
Chat about software for devices and gadgets galore and exchange device programming tips with other developers in the field.

Programming Theory & Practice
If you're seeking to hone your programming technique, clean up your code, define a better development process, or simply improve the overall productivity of your day-to-day efforts, this discussion is for you.

Java Security
What does it take to secure Java-based applications, and do the Java Security APIs cover all the bases? Security sleuths talk shop and trade cautionary tales here.

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Unit testing on the wane
Many experienced developers would agree with Andrew Binstock that "unit testing is the most important benefit wrought by the agile revolution" -- so why are so few tests actually being written? Join the discussion in JW Blogs .

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