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Parse XML with the StAX Java API

Streaming API for XML StAX is an API that allows you to read and write XML documents in Java. StAX is a parser independent, pure Java API based on interfaces that can be implemented by multiple parsers. StAX was introduced in Java 6.0 and is considered superior to...

Tags: Event, API, StAX Java API, getName, eventWriter.add, createNode, XMLStreamWriter, XML, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Peter Mikhalenko

Blog posts 2008-03-31

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JSP Session Tracking

I want to collect the session details like who is the user and when he access and retrieve,.. from anyother website(may be our's or Others). Is it possible, then How please give me complete example.I want to collect the session details from Other Website. How it is possible.. Please send...

Tags: career, c_selva09@..., JSP, Web browser

Q&A 2004-11-03

Java Programming: Explore the advanced coding features of JDK 1.5

Sun is planning to release a major revision of the Java programming language in summer 2004. This release is code named "Tiger," but it will receive the official designation of JDK 1.5.This version of the Java language will incorporate Java Specification Requests 14 and 175 (JSR-14, JSR-175). It will also...

Tags: Programming languages, programming, Rahul Tyagi, Sun Microsystems Inc., JDK, JDK 1.5, generic, Java

Technical articles 2004-02-11

Customize error logging with the Logging API

Logging API, introduced in JDK 1.4, can capture information such as configuration errors, performance bottlenecks, security breaches, and application or platform bugs. The API produces log reports suitable for analysis by field service engineers, software developers, and system administrators engaged in customer site service and maintenance.The definition of loggingLogging is...

Tags: Java, Development tools, Wai Tik Chan, Logger, Logging API, factory method

Technical articles 2003-06-17

Print useful object information by overriding toString()

This week in Java Q&A, the Builder.com technical team fields a member question about customizing the output generated by passing an object to the System.out.println method.All developers need help from time to time. And when it comes Java, who better to offer that help than the experienced developers at Builder?...

Tags: Guest Contributor, toString, System.out.println, Foo tmpFoo

Technical articles 2001-04-02

Put the Java Reflection API to work in your apps

The Java Reflection API enables you to take advantage of a variety of programming techniques. We'll show you how to inspect objects and work with arrays in the context of this API.The Java Reflection API is a fundamental part of the Java Platform. It forms the basis of services like...

Tags: Programming languages, OOA/OOD/OOP, Alexandre Pereira Calsavara, Java Reflection API, Java

Technical articles 2002-12-09

How does the Java logging API stack up against log4j?

The log4j logging package is very popular, but does it duplicate the functionality that's readily available in the standard Java JDK logging package?In a previous article, I covered a Java logging API called log4j. In that article, I mentioned that if you were going to be using the Java 2...

Tags: Java, Kevin Brown, log4j, API, Logger, Logger class, level message

Technical articles 2002-07-24

Intro to JavaServer Pages: Create a JSP site

By John Zukowski(2/8/00)It's now time to put all this JSP syntax to use. We'll create a Web page that has an input form for a user to enter in a stock symbol and get the current stock price (delayed by 20 minutes). If there is an error, an error page...

Tags: Scripting languages, Java, JSP, errorPage.jsp, error page

Technical articles 2003-10-06

Gain speed with the object data holder framework

The object data holder framework approach to object-oriented development helps prevent data errors and eases maintenance. The data holder interface is the key.When building an application, you need to follow a principle of object orientation—encapsulation, also known as data hiding. The more data you operate with, the more objects you...

Tags: Serguei Eremenko, data holder framework, object data holder, object data holder framework, data holder, data class

Technical articles 2002-07-11

Add logging to your Java applications

Don't reinvent the wheel when adding event logging to your Java apps. Follow these examples, and in no time at all, you can be using the Log4j package to capture your application events.Every application needs a way to gather and communicate data to the outside world. This can be through...

Tags: Programming languages, Kevin Brown, Java application, Log4J, appender, Java

Technical articles 2002-02-13