Sending email in Java: There's more than one way - at ZDNet.co.uk
"Every application grows until it can send email" is an old maxim, and a threshold that Java passed many years ago, when the JavaMail API appeared.... more »
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Migrate Visual Studio C and C++ projects to Eclipse CDT
With most C/C++ projects on Windows® developed with Microsoft® Visual Studio®, it is essential to study the migration of these projects to Eclipse,... more »
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Acegi Security System and Active Directory howto
At work, I’m finishing up an application that uses Acegi Security System for authentication and authorization. Last week, I had to create an example... more »
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Java Concurrency - Introduction
Java was one of the first languages to make multithreading easily available to developers. Java had multithreading capabilities from the very... more »
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Implementing Web Services with Spring and Axis
In this post I will describe how to implement Web Services using the Spring framework and Apache Axis.
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Spring: Creating Objects So You Don't Have To
As a dependency injection framework (not to mention one of the more popular open source Java projects today), Spring links objects together using XML... more »
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Getting started with Swing Explorer
Introduction of Swing Explorer, a tool for visual debugging of Java Swing applications.
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SSL with Tomcat 5.x, 6.x and Apache Portable Runtime (APR) with a foreign ssl Certificate
How to configure SSL with Tomcat 5.x, 6.x and Apache Portable Runtime (APR) with a foreign ssl Certificate.
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Escape from XML Hell Redux: Spring 2.5 Annotation Driven DI
This post is an escape from XML redux. As stated in the last post, there are some who do not like to configure dependency injection (DI) in XML. They... more »
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CXF, Spring and WS-Security putting it all togeather - part 1
Last few days I was playing with Apache CXF (an open source services framework). CXF is a continuation of the popular Codehaus project named: XFire... more »
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How to cross-compile for older platform versions
Besides compiling source code into class files suitable for the current JDK, javac can also be used as a cross-compiler to produce class files... more »
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David L. Whitehurst : Weblog
A reader, Vivek, asked if I knew how to authorize members against a group in Active Directory after reading a post I wrote on CAS. Well, I do. Here's... more »
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Mozilla Addon Development in Netbeans
We can easily setup Netbeans so that we are able to create no only Firefox Addons but also addons for the following: * Mozilla Firefox *... more »
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Solving an OutOfMemoryError: Java 6 DeleteOnExitHook memory leak
I recently had to solve a weird memory leak that crashed our application under a particular load. After spending way too much time tinkering with... more »
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GNU Screen: an introduction and beginner's tutorial
Most modern Unix-based operating systems (e.g. Linux, MacOS X, and BSD) come with a little console-mode utility called GNU Screen. It's a powerful... more »
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Spring: Prototype scope, Lookup Methods and Java Config
Sometimes in Spring, you need to create a one-time use instance that has state (a.k.a a prototype bean) from a Singleton object. Essentially, one... more »
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CAS may be easier in a production environment
For Single Sign On (SSO), I truly believe that JA-SIG's Central Authentication Service (CAS) has the best open source solution. Notice how I adorned... more »
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Coordinating Threads
Java 5 introduced many new concurrency primitives and collections, and this post is going to look at two classes that can be used to coordinate... more »
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JMX is easy
Reading definition of JMX on books or internet is some what sounds scary by some developer. But guest what, Its so easy once you know how it works.... more »
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SUN: please source Java COMM API
From many years yet the JAVA Comm API (a pure JAVA API with a native implementation) that is used to communicate with serial devices is "stagnated".
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Using OLAP in java with Jpviot/Mondrian
If you need to do OLAP in java then you can use the open source Mondrian (i.e. OLAP Engine) and use JSP WebFrontEnd -Jpivot(similar to Excel pivot... more »
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Apache Wicket 1.3 released
The Wicket Team has released Apache Wicket 1.3.
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Separating configuration from deployment in web applications
Take Tomcat. Anyone who has ever deployed a .war file knows that: deploying a war erases everything in the exploded directory. This means that if you... more »
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JMX easy and hard
One of the problems with applications for a while was that you had all these configuration files and if you needed to change something about the... more »
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New Ant 1.6 Features for Big Projects
This article focuses on three features of Apache Ant 1.6 — , , tasks — to show you what you may gain by using them and how they may impact the way... more »
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