Rethinking the Datacenter Sponsored by HP
Today's datacenters need to increase utilization, get control over power and cooling costs, and align with business objectives. Download this eBook to learn about the challenges facing the data center in a world where digital information is growing at a torrid pace and costs are being held in check. Learn more. »
Putting the Green into IT Sponsored by HP
Electricity use in data centers is skyrocketing, sending energy bills through the roof, creating environmental concerns and generating negative publicity. "Going Green" means looking to technologies like virtualization, energy-efficient chips and racks, and implementing policies that extend beyond the data center. Learn more. »
Managing the Modern Network Sponsored by HP
In a global economy where information crosses the globe in an instant, and where Web-based applications power business, it's more important than ever to ensure your network is safe from threats and optimized to deliver the data your business needs. »
Evaluating Software as a Service for Your Business
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Is Software as a Service just hype, or is something really going on here? See if your company can benefit as SaaS tries to change the face of the enterprise.
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Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan Good Enough? Sponsored by HP
Preparing for a disaster is more often than not part of the storage planning process, and it is one of the most difficult tasks, since it includes local hardware and software, networking equipment, and a test plan. Learn how to get disaster recovery right. »
Newest Java Articles Working With Design Patterns: Chain of Responsibility By Jeff Langr - Published 05/07/2008 The chain of responsibility pattern allows you to emulate a real-life chain of command. In a chain of responsibility, a request moves from handler to handler until someone is able to manage and return it to the client.
Portal Federation with WebLogic Portal WRSP: The Basics By Scott Nelson - Published 05/01/2008 WSRP (Web Services for Remote Portlets) is a handy specification from the folks at OASIS. It provides a standard for portal applications to share portlets between portals. Discover what it can do for you.
Successful Software Projects 301 By Paul Kimmel - Published 04/24/2008 Failure rates for custom software projects are astronomical. A few relatively simple choices in how you spend your time and focus your energies—without all the voodoo of the latest fad process—will make all the difference in the world.
Using Lists in MIDlets By Richard G. Baldwin - Published 04/22/2008 Learn about the Choice interface and the List class including the use of implicit, exclusive, and multiple Choice types. Your Mobile apps will never be the same!
Working With Design Patterns: Builder By Jeff Langr - Published 04/21/2008 A common theme in design patterns is organizing things so as to separate high-level policy from low-level underlying details. The builder pattern does just that, by allowing a single construction policy to be realized by many different implementations.
Implementing AJAX Components in the JWL Framework By Aleksey Shevchenko - Published 04/17/2008 Learn how to implement all types of JWL AJAX Components into your projects. (JWL is IBM's JavaScript-based Widget Library.)
Good Java Style, Revisited By Rob Lybarger - Published 04/16/2008 Learn the elements of good Java code style and why they are important.
Implementing Contextual Web Services By Ayyappan Gandhirajan - Published 04/15/2008 Have you ever wondered what contextual Web Services are? Learn different ways of accessing a user's context in Web Service components and implementing advanced domain services containing non-functional aspects such as personalization.
Highlighted Java Tutorials 10 Commandments for Java Developers By Aleksey Shevchenko -
Would you like your life to go much smoother? Follow these rule and you can make it happen.
Ten Aspects of Security to Improve Application Strength By Chad Cook -
Making mistakes when trying to build secure applications can lead to critical flaws and vulnerabilities. Learn how to strengthen an application and avoid costly mistakes.
Programming the Eclipse Workbench By Peter Nehrer -
What makes Eclipse applications most easily recognizable is the Workbench. Explore the Eclipse Workbench parts in detail — specifically the views and editors that make up most Workbench applications.
Ajax with the ZK Framework By Michael Klaene -
Discover how to utilize the ZK Ajax framework to develop web based Java applications with the look and functionality of desktop applications.
Developing Java-Based Mobile Games By Mugdha Chauhan -
With 1.2 billion cell phones in the world, mobile game development has become a lucrative industry. Use your existing Java knowledge to learn mobile development basics while building your first game!
Good Java Style: Part 1 By Thornton Rose -
Worrying about good style may seem like a waste of time, but it behooves us to write our code such that the thoughts and ideas it expresses are exceptionally clear.
J2ME Core Concepts By Eric Giguère -
At the heart of Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) are three core
concepts: configurations, profiles, and optional packages.
JXTA for Wireless Java Programmers By Bilal Siddiqui -
Interested in adding J2ME devices in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing? This new series will use JXTA as an example P2P network and show why, when, and how to use J2ME as a JXTA peer.
Rethinking the Datacenter
Putting the Green into IT
Managing the Modern Network
Evaluating Software as a Service for Your Business
Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan Good Enough? 
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