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MySQLGraphic is an open-source Java application that provides a graphical interface for MySQL databases under Linux or Windows. MySQL is a powerful, open-source database commonly used for web applications. Getting started with MySQL can be a daunting task especially if you are not very familiar with SQL. Likewise, working from the command line can be frustrating particularly for those users who are only familiar with a Windows style interface.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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What do you get when you mix Java with Python? You get Jython, and in this article Simon explains exactly what it is...In this article I introduce features of the Jython programming language, illustrated with a small working example. I argue the benefits of marrying Java with the Python scripting language, and then speculate why developers have been slow to adopt this innovative technology.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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JDBC, EJB, Java IDL, JNDI, JTS, Servlets, the list goes on. There is limitless possibilities that arise when one is developing web applications using the JSP technology. Read more to get a glimpse at how to develop JSP pages using Tomcat.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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This article seeks to demystify listener interfaces in Java. For example, if you have come to Java from Visual Basic, listeners can seem confusing. If you use a button in VB it comes ready-made with a click event. The programmer doesn’t have to worry about how or where mouse or keyboard events will be processed. Not so in Java. Objects are not already event-enabled.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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This tutorial shows how to use a Java servlet, a JavaServer Page (JSP), and a static Java class to create an application that can be used to interactively execute any standard SQL statement against a database that's running on a server. You can use an application like this one to work with a database as you're developing an application. In this article, this application will be referred to as the SQL Gateway application.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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If you've ever run into problems faced with multi-lingual text differences, Jason's latest article will solve just that. Learn how to make use of Unicode character-sets when developing in a J2ME-based environment, where you'll more than likely have a need to develop MIDlets in multiple languages.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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The Stat Data Provider Inc. development team scours their code and frantically attempts to piece together a development guide. Unfortunately, they have forgotten the details of how certain portions work. The Javadoc(TM) tool can deter such a situation from showing its ugly face. In this article, the reader is guided through self-documenting code in a structured manner to generate Java(TM) API documentation.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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In this article, we’ll show the reader how to use a simple CSV (comma-separated values) file as a simplistic database setup. We will leverage the JDBC-ODBC to interact with a CSV file, reading and writing to it with SQL. Such a technique can be particularly useful for someone trying to write simple database code, but not able to because a local database instance is not pragmatic.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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Web services application development is a huge topic covering a broad range of technologies and topics. In this article we will discuss Web services development in J2EE and examine the Model/View/Controller design pattern, thereby explaining how it separates business logic implementation and persistence from presentation.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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In the previous chapters, you have learned the basics of JSF and how to build each component of a JSF application. To illustrate the use of JSF in the real world, this chapter presents an online store application named BuyDirect, an Internet store that sells electronic goods.
Updated: 07/17/2006
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