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Read this beginner's guide to extending an enterprise application to mobile devices with the Java ME technologies.
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(04/17/08)
Grid computing, the idea of executing code among various computers to solve complex time- and resource-intensive algorithms, has intrigued researchers for decades. GridGain lets Java developers tap into the grid.
(04/07/08)
Once you have built a Grails project, how do you deploy it? Learn how to use Groovy builders, filters, and tags to deliver a Grails project. Along the way you'll delve into AJAX and deploy a Grails application in Tomcat.
(04/02/08)
Listener-based dependency injection builds upon the core concepts of property-based Dependency Injection and offers many of the same benefits. Find out how you can use listener injection to reduce boilerplate code and clearly communicate relationships between POJOs using the Spring framework.
(03/25/08)
The Seam Web Framework joins the worlds of JavaServer Faces and EJB 3.0, and JBoss Tools is a suite of Eclipse plugins that make developing Seam applications easy and productive.
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With more and more of the workforce relying on their mobile devices to get their jobs done, the time has come for developers to mobilize their enterprise applications. However, the fragmented mobile development landscape forces developers to make a number of crucial choices: Which devices? Which platforms? Which SDKs? This DevX Special Report helps you answer these questions by providing a beginner's guide to getting your apps mobile.
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(03/19/08)
Need to clear out the clutter of your Java web development? Say hello to coding by convention with Grails.
(03/11/08)
Want to get started with Rails 2.0? Explore some of the most prominent new features, and learn how to use them to build a simple, but visually attractive, web application based on Flickr.
(02/14/08)
Find out how to leverage the Ruby and Rails support in NetBeans 6.0, and then learn some techniques for deploying Rails applications on a Linux server efficiently.
(02/06/08)
Leveraging the Eclipse Web Tools Platform (WTP) and the M2Eclipse (M2) plugin in the same project has compelling benefits for the Java web developer.
(01/31/08)
Discover how to use metadata for pooling information already resident in an application to create a flexible search interface that reduces complexity and increases users' productivity.
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NetBeans 6.1: Worth a Try
The new NetBeans IDE is like a Swiss Army knife; it offers many different tools, and youre almost guaranteed to find something you like or soon need.
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Red Hat Heads For The JON 2.0
New JBoss Operations Network takes aim at open source middleware management, though the solution isn't entirely open source -- yet.
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NEW: ClockApplet
This simple component allows you to show the correct local time in a specified time zone for your Web page. The applet is free software, licensed under the GNU General Public License v1.0.
UPDATED: Moving Fractal Tree
The latest version of this mathematical fractal tree corrects a bug that made it disappear from screen when it was dragged it with certain mouses.
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Semantic Web? How about calling it 'semantic technologies' and then start building cool database applications.
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Past Blog Posts:
"We're Beating a Dead Horse and We Never Get Any Further"
Such was Sun developer Terrence Barr's lament Tuesday night when he asked his Birds of a Feather session participants if they agreed with his portrayal of the arduous and frustrating road mobile developers traverse when trying to get their apps...
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RIA Run Contest: Build Next-Gen Apps in Microsoft Silverlight 2
