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One bug at a time: When chasing bugs in legacy code, Luke Francl finds that he can't run his entire suite of tests all the time. Francl has created an Ant task and supplemented JUnit so that he can run specific test methods in a particular class in his Test suite. » Read more
(September 12, 2003 5:12AM PT)
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Running Individual Test Cases from Ant:
How to use JUnit and Ant together so that you have more control over which test cases get run. » Read more
(Sep 12, 2003)
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Jumping into JOGL:
This article will help you get up and running with JOGL, the Java bindings to Open GL. You'll configure your environment and compile and run a set of 2D graphics calls. » Read more
(Sep 11, 2003)
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SocketChannels Tech Tip:
You have many choices when communicating over a network. Before you reach for SOAP or RMI consider whether a simple SocketChannel might do the trick. The SocketChannels Tech Tip shows you how to connect to a web site or how to set up a simple client and server when you control both ends of the wire.
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Why Use SOAP?:
Frank Sommers considers when you would want to use SOAP and when you just pass an XML directly over HTTP in Why Use SOAP? Sommers writes "For many Web services, you need only a combination of XML, HTTP, and an application-specific message protocol. To be sure, SOAP has its uses. But, in my opinion, SOAP's role is overstated in the early stages of a Web service's development."
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