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Testing Threads: Threads can bite you in so many ways. N. Alex Rupp's java.net article Multithreaded Tests with JUnit looks at extending JUnit so that it can test multithreaded applications. One application of this extension is to enable you to stress test middleware components by simulating concurrent traffic. » Read more
(August 6, 2003 5:53AM PT)
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Multithreaded Tests with JUnit:
JUnit is the glue that holds many open source projects together. But JUnit has problems performing multithreaded unit tests. This article introduces a JUnit extension library designed to enable multithreaded unit testing in JUnit. » Read more
(Aug 05, 2003)
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Lucene Intro:
Lucene is a high-performance, scalable, search engine technology.
The first part of this article takes you through an example of using Lucene to index all the text files
in a directory and its subdirectories. The remainder provides examples of analysis and searching. » Read more
(Jul 30, 2003)
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JSP Best Practices:
Brett McLaughlin continues his series on JSP Best Practices. This time Brett provides a sequence of code examples on using custom tags to extend and enhance the simple time stamp that he introduced last time.
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Javapedia: AspectOrientedProgramming:
The Javapedia entry Aspect Oriented Programming provides a list of possible applications for aspects including error handling, synchronization, logging, and other cross-cutting concerns. The article then provides an overview of AOP and links to different implementations. As always with the Javapedia, feel free to supplement the article or to join in the discussion at the bottom of the page.
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EJB 3.0 is not ready yet! That's your chance!
If you could change EJBs, what would you do? If you had full power to add features or redesign the old ones, what would be different today? Well, in fact, you have the power to do it, but you need to be fast!
- Michael Nascimento Santos
Docs >> Forms >> Apps
There is a natural evolution of platform technologies from document publishing to forms processing to application delivery. The Web is the leading example of this, but Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft InfoPath are on their way.
Selling Snakes with Huckster
A self-indulgent story about my July 4th vacation, a big snake, and an
open source presentation app called "Huckster". If there's a logical thread that ties
all of this together, I haven't figured out what it is.
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