SCS is a new development mantra to speedup the development process. (in german language)

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Date Added: Jul 6, 2005 Hits: 153 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 3

Qualcomm's BREW is proving an increasingly addictive end-to-end wireless development solution, although it does come with a hitch. In this month's Roaming charges, Larry Loeb chats with the folks at Qualcomm about the pros and cons of the company's security certification system, then taste tests BREW's highly caffeinated code for himself.

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Java > Miscellaneous

Date Added: Jun 1, 2005 Hits: 198 Rating: 3.00 Votes: 1

As more and more application servers that comply with the new J2EE 1.4 spec become available, Java developers will have to consider how -- and if -- they should migrate their J2EE 1.3-compliant code. In this article, David Currie takes a look at the changes to one particular area of the J2EE specification: messaging. You'll see what you'll need to change, what you can leave as is, and what new opportunities await you.

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Java > Miscellaneous

Date Added: Jun 11, 2005 Hits: 267 Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0

Information and Reference Library on object orientation, secure execution of remote code, conditional statements, exception handling and unstructured control flow.

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Java > Miscellaneous

Date Added: Jul 2, 2005 Hits: 348 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 1

Five Steps to Rapid Development with TierDeveloper 3.0 Unlock the power of rapid development when you use TierDeveloper from AlachiSoft in your N-Tier application development. Follow the steps below to quickly design, generate, and deploy a great portion of your real-life N-Tier application. You can download TierDeveloper 3.0 at www.alachisoft.com/download.htm STEP 1: HAVE YOUR DATABASE READY 1. Create your database in Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or DB2. You can design and create your own database. Or, you can use the sample database provided with TierDeveloper. Or, you can use one of the databases/schemas already provided with your database. They are: a.Microsoft SQL Server: Northwind database. Just create a new TierDeveloper project against this database. b.Oracle: DEMO schema with EMP, DEPT, BONUS, SALGRADE, and other tables. Just create a new TierDeveloper project against this schema. c.DB2: SAMPLE schema provided with DB2. Just create a new TierDeveloper project against this schema. 2. Populate database with data. This would ensure that you have a fully working database ready to be used by a web application. STEP 2: KNOW YOUR APPLICATION'S DATABASE INTERACTION 1. Identify table-columns your app will access: Before you do anything, you must know which tables and which columns in these tables is your application going to access. 2. Identify transactional operations: Identify where in your application you need to do insert, update, delete, or single-row select operations. 3. Identify queries: Most applications need to retrieve collection of rows from one or more tables in the database. Identify all places where you need to issue queries. These could be single-table queries or could involve complex joins or nested queries. 4. Identify stored procedures to call: If there are any stored procedures that already exist in the database which you need to call, identify them here. These stored procedures should be those that contains complex business rules or other data

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Java > Miscellaneous

Date Added: Jun 25, 2005 Hits: 799 Rating: 2.67 Votes: 3

Emacs is one of the most popular development environments in the history of software programming, so it's no surprise that there are a number of excellent Emacs tools for Java programming. This article examines three of the best tools to alter your Emacs environment into a killer Java-language integrated development platform -- Java Mode, Hilit Java, and the showpiece, the Java Development Environment for Emacs. Describes what they do, how to use them, and how to get them.

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Java > Miscellaneous

Date Added: Jul 18, 2005 Hits: 588 Rating: 5.00 Votes: 2