Java Language Essentials

An overview of the JSP technology while comparing it to ASP.

Java servlets could save the day

Dan Shafer from CNET argues "Microsoft and Netscape have yet to show any serious commitment to supporting browser standards. You can solve your browser-incompatibility problems by simply switching the burden from the client to the server. Java servlets are safer, easier to write, and more efficient than CGI applications. Web builders need to think seriously about taking the time to learn Java." Read the full story for more.

Understanding Java Servlets

In this interview with webreview.com, Paul Colton of Live Software answers a number of questions about the importance of Java servlets such as the difference between a Java applet and a Java servlet, whether servlets require a specialized server, if the Java Servlet API is dependent on the Java Web Server, and more.

Source centric softwaredevelopment

SCS is a new development mantra to speedup the development process. (in german language)

A Look at Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW)

Qualcomm's BREW is proving an increasingly addictive end-to-end wireless development solution, although it does come with a hitch. In this month's Roaming charges, Larry Loeb chats with the folks at Qualcomm about the pros and cons of the company's security certification system, then taste tests BREW's highly caffeinated code for himself.

JMS Application Changes Under J2EE

As more and more application servers that comply with the new J2EE 1.4 spec become available, Java developers will have to consider how -- and if -- they should migrate their J2EE 1.3-compliant code. In this article, David Currie takes a look at the changes to one particular area of the J2EE specification: messaging. You'll see what you'll need to change, what you can leave as is, and what new opportunities await you.

Encyclopedia on Java

Information and Reference Library on object orientation, secure execution of remote code, conditional statements, exception handling and unstructured control flow.

JDE for Emacs, Java Mode, and Hilit Java

Emacs is one of the most popular development environments in the history of software programming, so it's no surprise that there are a number of excellent Emacs tools for Java programming. This article examines three of the best tools to alter your Emacs environment into a killer Java-language integrated development platform -- Java Mode, Hilit Java, and the showpiece, the Java Development Environment for Emacs. Describes what they do, how to use them, and how to get them.