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This article begins a series related to the details of implementing and using Web Services (WS) Security-based protection in enterprise environments. Such environments are characterized, among other things, by the presence of access control mechanisms protecting the company's web services. Recommendations and designs in this series are based mostly on first-hand development experiences and customer issues from working on one of such pioneering system for protecting web services (TransactionMinder). However, the ideas and design are intentionally kept general in nature so that they are applicable to other comparable systems as well.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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This excerpt from Java 1.5 Tiger: A Developer's Notebook, by bestselling Java authors Brett McLaughlin and David Flanagan, shows you how to create and iterate over Java 1.5 varargs (variable-length argument lists). Learning to use varargs will have you writing better, cleaner, more flexible code in no time.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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Flipping bits on and off is the lowest level of computing, and most Java developers are totally isolated from it. But maybe they shouldn't be. In this article, Glen Pepicelli introduces the idea of bitsets--ints and longs whose bitwise representation are the data you're interested in--and how they can be used with mathematical and logical operators to write faster code.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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Hibernate is great--if your DBA will let you run generated database queries on his or her system. Sometimes you need to keep the option of hand-optimized queries open. Sunil Patil introduces SQLMaps, a framework that allows you to do just that.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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This Article explains how to create a multi-platform IRC bot that uses the FreeTTS Java speech synthesizer library to convert IRC messages into audible speech. Why would you want to use an IRC text-to-speech system? By reading out messages as they arrive, you can keep working, diverting your attention to IRC only when necessary. Paul is the author of IRC Hacks.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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Service-oriented architectures offer a new way to think about building software applications, with coarse-grained pieces of functionality split out into "services" that communicate with standardized, widely understood interfaces like XML and SOAP. In this article, Debu Panda shows you how to design and connect SOAs.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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When are two classes not the same? When they're loaded by different class loaders. This is just one of many curious side effects of Java's class-loading system. Binildas Christudas shows how different class loaders relate to one another and how (and why) to build your own custom class loader.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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In this excerpt from QuickTime for Java: A Developer's Notebook, Chris Adamson introduces QuickTime components and how they enable runtime discovery of available features, including importers and exporters for graphics and movie formats.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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Metadata, in the form of J2SE 5.0's annotation, allow you to mark up your your code with declarative information, and then use reflection to pull out those annotations at runtime and use them. Jacob Hookom shows how these techniques can be used to validate input to your application.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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Sometimes you can throw more CPUs and memory in a box and your web application doesn't get any faster. This can happen when the bottleneck is not in the hardware but the software; specifically, your application server. Deepak Goel looks at what this looks like in terms of performance characteristics and what you can do about it.
Updated: 02/28/2005
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