| Developing Multilingual Web Applications Using JSP |
| Norbert Lindenberg | September 2002 |
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| Good article, starts off pretty simple but then gets into meat pretty quickly. It has a brief review so you can better understand how to use JSP to approach internationalization issues. It discusses several core problems intrinsic to the development of multilingual web applications. Finally it reviews how to solve these problems using JSP, locale determination, localization, character encodings, and formatting and parsing. |
| Implement Java-XML Binding with Castor |
| Harshad Oak | October 7, 2002 |
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| A very simple article showing how to use Castor. This API is a Java based tool set to perform Java-XML binding. |
| Java Will be the Dominant Handset Platform |
| Seamus McAteer | October 09, 2002 |
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| In the small device market its looking like Java will be king. However, it won't be a smooth path for developers as implementations upon devices will vary. |
| 50 XSLT Tips |
| Darshan Singh | October 7, 2002 |
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| A collection of easy to use tips for XSLT. |
| Maintaining State for HTML Form Buttons |
| Matthias Laux | October 2002 |
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| This article describes how to maintain button state using JSP custom tags. This lightweight solution can easily be incorporated into both new and existing applications. |
| First Look at the WS-I Basic Profile 1.0 |
| Chris Ferris | October 2002 |
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| Ok I have two minds on this article. The topic is about the Web Services Basic Profile 1.0, a published description of what standards and technologies will be required for interoperability between Web services implementations on different software and operating system platforms. Now if you are really really curious, then it is worth a look. However, for most people I can sum it up as: Blah blah blah blah, and blah. It is a decent article, but honestly most programmers can wait another 6 to 12 months as WS-I and tool developers integrate the details. |
| An Introduction to WSIL |
| Timothy Appnel | October 16, 2002 |
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| The Web Service Inspection Language (WSIL) is an XML document format to facilitate the discovery and aggregation of Web service descriptions in a simple and extensible fashion. A good article, and worth reading if you are interested in finding something a little easier than UDDI to use for your Web service directory listings. |
| NetBeans: Working with XML, Part 1 |
| Tim Boudreau, Jack J. Woehr, Vaughn Spurlin, Jesse Glick, Simeon Greene | October 2002 |
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| In part one of this series of book excerpts from "NetBeans: The Definitive Guide", learn how to work with XML within the NetBeans framework by installing XML support and working with XML editors. Pretty simple and basic review. |
| Collected Java Practices |
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| Kind simple but its a good reference point for programmers learning Java. |
| Java vs .Net |
| JavaLobby | October 16, 2002 |
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| A discussion and link to resources for programmers interested in comparing .Net to Java. |
| Using Web Services in Java |
| JavaLobby | October 13, 2002 |
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| Interesting tale of one programmer's frustration with starting with Web services, and the helpful hints from the community to point him in the right direction. The discussion has many helpful links to various organizations and products. |
| Part 4: Interview with Ken Arnold on Java Design Issues |
| Bill Venners, Ken Arnold | October 2002 |
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| This is the fourth installment of Bill Venners' interview with Ken Arnold. The discussion centers around whether to prohibit subclassing, whether to use Cloneable or copy constructors, and when to use marker interfaces. For some feedback and further discussion about the interview check out this link: |
| The ServerSide |