Tutorials & Articles
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Be explicit!
by Ingo RammerThe advantages of explicit boundaries in distributed applications.
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Keeping it all Together in .NET
by Mike JamesWe take a close look at Borland's Together UML design tool for .NET.
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Code re-use
by Ian StevensonHow to avoid recreating a .NET ‘about’ box.
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Serializing DataSets
by Dino EspositoThe DataSet is a widely used and valuable element of .NET programming – but are you sure you know how your DataSet serializes?
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Database efficiency
by Ingo RammerThree steps for better performing and more scalable database access.
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Systems architecture training
by Sue GeeMult-tier distributed systems open up new opportunities and ways to design systems and develop applications. They form the infrastructure for enterprise-wide core business, database, workflow and web applications.
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A tale of two architectures
by The DraughtsmanThe .NET/J2EE schism isn't simply a matter of programming languages, but how to implement large scale architectural constructs. Although the two environments are very similar, .NET programmers probably don't understand J2EE, and vice versa. This (slightly irreverent) overview aims to bridge the gap.
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SQL - out with the old, in with the new
by Ingo RammerThree steps for better performing and more scalable database access.
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Organization Systems
by James CrowleyFrom Chapter 5 of the O’Reilly book <a href="http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/infotecture2/index.html" target="_blank">Information Architecture for the World Wide Web (2nd Edition)</a
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Distributed Network Coding without the Pain
by Sing LiYou might have heard the promise before, but Sing Li thinks that RMI, CORBA and NetBeans are the real solution.
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SQLX
by Edward CarsonSQLX, sometimes refered to as SQL/XML, is an emerging standard that specifies a syntax for returning result sets from relational databases as XML.
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Tomcat 5
by Sing LiSing Li thinks that the time is right to use the versatile Tomcat 5 server in your applications.
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Extending .NET
by Ian StevensonNot everything you could possibly want is already part of .NET, but it’s easy to add to it.
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Debugging with the DIA SDK
by James Westland CainThe Debug Interface Access (DIA) SDK is a handy tool to get to the heart of program debugging information.
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ASP.NET, ADO.NET and calendaring
by Jon VoteSolving the problem of creating a web-accessible calendar using ASP.NET and ADO.NET.
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RMI, CORBA and NetBeans
by Sing LiYou might have heard the promise before, but Sing Li thinks that RMI, CORBA and NetBeans are the real solution.
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Beating the performance gremlins
by Harry FloraHarry Flora has got some advice for you about how to deal with the unknown forces that can wreck your database’s performance.
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Fixing .NET memory problems
by Peter VarholMemory problems can still plague .NET code – where can they be found, and what can you do about them?
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Rapid development with NetBeans
by Sing LiWe demonstrate how rapid the development of a web application can be – as long as you're using NetBeans
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Managing Java with Open Source IDE
by Sing LiHow to manage complex Java projects with the power of a fully-fledged Open Source IDE