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The Living Language—Visual Basic 2005

ea, I know. English is a living language, but there have to be some rules. You can’t just make up words. You can’t make up ways to use those words.

Hibernate Criteria API: Multi-Criteria Search Made Easy

ulti-criteria search functionalities, which allow combinations of many optional criteria fields, are common in modern Web-enabled business applications (see Sidebar 1. When to Use Multi-Criteria Searches). An example of this

Fixing a CVS -n Update Error

Suppose a CVS -n update throws the following error: cvs update: inflate: unknown compression methodcvs [update aborted]: reading from server: Input/output error When you use the -n option, there’s a

Manage Messages from MQ Server with MQ Java Classes

import com.ibm.mq.*; public class MQPutGet{ private String qManager = “QMGRname”; private String qName = “QUEUEname”; private MQQueueManager qMgr; // define a queue manager object public static void main(String args[]) {

When to Pass Parameters by Value

The main reason to pass parameters by value is to improve performance, which is somewhat of a paradox, because this is also one of the main reasons to pass by

Building 2-D Graphics Applications Using Java and SVG

s Web applications become more sophisticated, developers increasingly need to be able to incorporate dynamic graphics and animation. Unfortunately, Web browsers were originally designed to display static HTML; displaying dynamic

Managing XML Encryption with Java

ML Encryption provides end-to-end security for applications that require secure exchange of structured data. XML itself is the most popular technology for structuring data, and therefore XML-based encryption is the

Generalized AJAX Response Handling for XML Content

JAX is catching on, but handling multiple XML responses on the client side is difficult. Current methods of easing the hassle ignore important programming principles that are known to help

Build an Embedded Array Language in Java

t’s really not surprising that the first “killer app” in the world of personal computing was the spreadsheet. After all, a table filled with numbers is one of the simplest

Monitoring Technologies Put Developers in an Ethical Hotseat

here is great power today in databases, in technologies that gather and organize information, and in global, nearly-instant communications. And today’s developers understand and apply these powerful technologies in applications

Creating Unnamed Functions with the Lambda Library

A lambda expression enables you to define an unnamed function?directly on the call site of an algorithm. Such unnamed functions are chiefly useful in functional programming, generic libraries, and scientific

Export Data Grid Content to an XML File

Assume that your Data Grid is not associated with any dataset. In the absence of any XML support functions, you can use the RenderControl method to extract the content into

Build Rich Web Applications with OpenLaszlo

penLaszlo, an open source framework sponsored by LaszloSystems, has attracted a significant attention after Earthlink, the second largest Internet Service Provider, announced that it will use OpenLaszlo technology for its

Use the Robot Class for Automatic Keyboard and Mouse Control

This code uses the Robot class to give you automatic keyboard and mouse control. import java.awt.*;import java.awt.event.*;import java.io.IOException;import javax.swing.*;public class RobotDemo extends JFrame implements ActionListener{ //Store Keystrokes in an array

Incrementing Iterators

You can use iterators for a STL set object to loop through the set elements 1 by 1. But did you know you can also increment the iterator by more