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- Extending the Java Collections Framework
- The basic data structures available in the Java Collections Framework serve most purposes, but situations can arise where custom structures are needed. Learn how to extend the Collections Framework to create your own structures.In my previous article, I presented the concepts and architecture of the Java Collections Framework and explained...
- Technical articles 2002-05-21
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- Application Development: Calling a COM object from a Web service in .NET
- Creating a Web service in .NET is easy. Setting up a call to a COM object in .NET is very easy as well. However, putting the two together can be difficult when the COM object uses a single-threaded apartment model. You see, Web services are inherently defined by a multithreaded...
- Technical articles 2004-02-18
- 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...
- Technical articles 2002-07-11
- 10 things you should know about Visual Studio 2005
- Those wacky, zanyfolks in Redmond send more mixed signals than anyone else in the industry,don't they? For several years, it's been unclear to what extent they wouldactually leverage the .NETFramework, and their protracted time-to-market on new versions of productsmakes us wonder how much indecision contaminates their development process.We're left wondering...
- Technical articles 2005-11-16
- Create wrapper classes on the fly with Java dynamic proxies
- The Java 1.3 release introduced a new feature called dynamic proxy classes, which provide a mechanism for creating wrapper classes on the fly for implementations of known interfaces. When I read about the proposed dynamic proxy classes before the 1.3 release, they struck me as a "gee whiz" feature. I...
- Technical articles 2003-06-23
- Oracle Tip: The wrap utility and code obfuscation
- Oracle PL/SQL is loaded into the database inone of two ways. The primary way is to apply the PL/SQL codeagainst the database directly in a SQL script from source code.But, if you're shipping the code to an external customer, you runthe risk of someone taking your source code, copying it,...
- Technical articles 2004-06-02
- Adopting good Perl OOP habits
- Yes, Perl is object-oriented! Most Perl developers take advantage of these features without realizing it. This article provides a list of good habits leading to effective object-oriented Perl development.If you’ve been developing in Perl for a while, you’ve no doubt used a lot of the better modules out there. And...
- Technical articles 2002-03-27
- Increase code reuse with Visual Studio .NET Toolbox automation
- One of the best things about modern development tools is that they’re extensible. If you have a repetitive coding task, the first step is to wrap up the repeated code into a library or an object that you can reuse. If you’re using a development environment such as Visual Studio...
- Technical articles 2003-02-03
- Why you should build next-generation applications now
- As Tim Landgrave explains, there's more than one reason why it's a good time to start building next-generation applications. Find out about the development trends spurring his recommendation, and how you can benefit from implementing new technologies now.Pick up any leading analyst report and you’ll see two recurring themes. The...
- Technical articles 2002-06-06
- Utilize XML-RPC in Perl
- This article originally appeared as a Web Development Zone e-newsletter.By Phillip PerkinsXML-RPC is a spec and a set ofimplementations that allow software running on disparate operatingsystems and in different environments to make procedure calls overthe Internet. XML-RPC is designed to be simple to use. Infact, the actual...
- Technical articles 2003-09-29
- move domain to newly named domain
- We have a Windows 2000 Server, also running Exchange 2000, operating as our BDC for our network. Our domain name in the real world, our .com, does not belong to us in the "real world." Our active directory is also on the same box.As a result of this, we...
- Q&A 2005-02-14
- Cache complex Web service objects with ColdFusion
- In previous articles, I explained how to set up, configure, and optimize Web services with ColdFusion MX CFMX. The process is nowhere near as simple as Web service hypesters claim it to be. However, utilizing CFMX's new Web services-specific functionality was an interesting experience.I ran into some issues initially setting...
- Technical articles 2003-10-24
- A Saturday Morning Ponder - Boxes and Cartons
- What is the difference between a box and a carton?The online dictionary says:CARTON Noun1. a cardboard [u]box[/u] or containerOf course there are literally dozens of definitions for box as it is also a verb. However I think it's safe to say, most people would consider a carton and a box...
- Discussion threads 2009-08-15
- Multithreading tutorial, part six: Monitor performance
- This is the sixth installment of a multi-part series demonstrating multithreading techniques and performance characteristics in VB.Net. Catch up on the previous installments: Part one: Introduction to multithreading Part two: The Application Skeleton Part three: Single Threaded Performance Part four: SyncLock Performance Part five:...
- Blog posts 2006-09-26
- Create custom XML functions with ColdFusion MX
- Previously I explained how to create a function to recurse through a specific type of XML document and return the XML data in an array. It worked just fine, but I realized that the function could be made even more generic so that it could also handle any type of...
- Technical articles 2003-08-01
- Protect your network traffic using Java's encryption features
- Security and encryption are standard Java features provided by way of the Java Cryptography Extension JCE. Learn how to integrate these features in your next project.The Java Development Kit JDK has strong encryption and security support. One of the nicer features is its built-in support for socket communication. As we...
- Technical articles 2002-06-05
- Java Reflection API helps leverage the power of classes
- The Java Reflection API is a long-standing tool that opens the door to a variety of programming techniques. This walk-through will show you how to access class definitions at runtime.Available since Java 1.1, the Reflection API allows a Java application to get the definition of classes and operate on them...
- Technical articles 2002-11-04
- Equip ASP.NET with an error trap to catch unexpected errors
- By Mike GunderloySee how familiar this scenario sounds: You develop a new Web application and test it exhaustively in-house. Then you deploy it to the client’s server, and mystery errors start cropping up. Of course, Murphy’s Law being what it is, the client’s server is usually in a colocation facility...
- Technical articles 2003-05-13
- The Unified Process can anchor your development efforts
- The Unified Process is a useful first step in building your own development process. Gantthead presents a closer look at the positive and negative aspects of the UP.In an effort to keep up with the tremendous demand for new software, the software industry is promoting various engineering processes, such as...
- Technical articles 2002-07-17
- Interview with Boris Nalbach of Collax
- A recent review of the Collax Business Server product that I wrote for TechRepublic recently prompted an email exchange between myself and Boris Nalbach, CEO of Collax. Mr. Nalbach graciously accepted my offer of performing an interview via email Collax is based out of Germany. Collax uses many new and...
- Blog posts 2006-11-20
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