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Inside JSF 2.0's Ajax and HTTP GET Support
By Sangeetha S
| Web-based Java Article Published 15-Mar-10
JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0 supports HTTP GET requests and full Ajax integration, making it easier than ever to build truly dynamic web pages.

JSF 2.0: Creating Composite Components
By Sangeetha S
| Web-based Java Article Published 08-Mar-10
With the new composite components feature in JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0, you can create simple, reusable JSF UI components without touching any Java code or XML configuration files.

JSF 2.0: Annotations, New Navigation Eliminate XML Configuration
By Sangeetha S
| Web-based Java Article Published 02-Mar-10
The introduction of annotations and the new navigation convention in JavaServer Faces 2.0 essentially make the faces-config.xml file optional.

JSF 2.0 Views: Hello Facelets, Goodbye JSP
By Sangeetha S
| Web-based Java Article Published 01-Mar-10
In JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2.0, Facelets replace JavaServer Pages (JSP) as the view technology for pages. Find out why that's a very good thing.

Make Your Java Web Applications Impervious to Cross-site Scripting
By Ramasubramanian Thiyagarajan
| Web-based Java Article Published 22-Feb-10
Use client-side validation and server-side filtering to guard your Java web application against cross-site scripting attacks.

Using Axis2 and Java for Asynchronous Web Service Invocation on the Client Side
By Deepal Jayasinghe
| Web-based Java Article Published 05-Feb-10
Apache Axis2, the open source Java web services framework, has very good support for client-side asynchronous service invocation. Find out how to make it work for you.

The New Spring 3.0 Features You Need to Know
By Yuvarani Meiyappan
| Web-based Java Article Published 29-Jan-10
Go inside the notable new features in Spring 3.0, including Spring Expression Language, object/XML mapping, and RESTful web services support.

Create Custom Web-based Graphs with the Google Chart API and PHP
By Jason Gilmore
| Web-based Java Article Published 19-Jan-10
Presenting data visually can quickly reveal crucial trends. Learn how to use the Google Chart API in conjunction with PHP to create a variety of useful charts.

A Test-Driven Development Stack for Java: Maven, Jetty, Mockito, and JAX-RS
By Jacek Furmankiewicz
| Web-based Java Article Published 30-Dec-09
Learn how to integrate different open source Java tools (Maven, Jetty, Mockito, and JAX-RS—with Spring to tie them all together) into one coherent and productive test-driven development (TDD) stack.

Get RESTful with Spring 3.0
By Michael Pilone
| Web-based Java Article Published 23-Dec-09
Walk through the implementation of a REST-like API that fully leverages your existing SOAP-based services using the new features of Spring 3.0.

Back to Basics: Understanding How Java 6 Programs Work
By Rogers Cadenhead
| Web-based Java Article Published 25-Nov-09
The Java application and the applet are two distinct types of program. They have several important differences in the way they function and the way you create them. Learn the differences and how to create both in Java 6.

Implement a Fixed Login Form in Spring
By Willie Wheeler and John Wheeler
| Web-based Java Article Published 04-Nov-09
A fixed login form highlights the fact that a web site supports user registrations and logins, while allowing the user to log in with one fewer click.

An Introduction to Java Enterprise Portals and Portlet Development
By Vlad Kofman
| Web-based Java Article Published 02-Nov-09
With portlet development popularity rising steadily, find out what you need to know to begin developing your own portlets.

JAX-RS: The Java API for RESTful Web Services
By Thribhuvan Thakur
| Web-based Java Article Published 14-Oct-09
This article reviews two popular JAX-RS frameworks, Jersey and Apache CXF, and provides some basic examples that illustrate how to build, deploy, and execute RESTful web services.

Writing Your own Twitter Application Using Java, Swing, and Twitter4j
By Cesar Otero
| Web-based Java Article Published 12-Aug-09
Want to build your own Twitter app? Read on to figure out what it takes to get started.

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