Build a Distributed Logging Framework Using Java RMI
or years, “System.out.println” seemed to be the only choice Java developers had for logging; there was no standard logging API in the Java SDK and no widely accepted third-party logging
or years, “System.out.println” seemed to be the only choice Java developers had for logging; there was no standard logging API in the Java SDK and no widely accepted third-party logging
o one likes to wait, especially your customers. If you can’t keep them satisfied, your competitors will. This leads many developers to spend countless hours trying to optimize the performance
ava applets can be embedded into a Web page to produce colorful, interactive Web sites. In this article, you will learn to write Java applets that load images and play
evelopers write unit tests to check their own code. Unit testing differs from integration testing, which confirms that components work well together, and acceptance testing, which confirms that an application
ava is no longer the new kid on the block. Its original promises are no longer “wait and see” propositions. We have waited. We have seen. And though I could
icrosoft’s recent release of the SQL Server 2000 Driver for Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) reminded me of my first big Java project. I worked on a basic two-tiered system in
he concept of threaded programming isn’t new; most modern operating systems provide support for threads in some fashion. However, as widespread as threads are, the number of developers who have
he Web services programming model is breaking down the barriers of cross-platform and cross-language communications. Because it works through simple XML-formatted text messages, code written in any language should be
he classes in the java.io and java.nio packages make it easy to read and write just about any kind of data?such as bytes, or arrays of bytes. Other classes make