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Combining Servlets, JSP, and JavaBeans

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This tutorial deals with Combining Servlets, JSP and Java Beans. This explains them individually first and then their usage by uniting and integrating with the best of all three approaches. This tutorial introduces the popular Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture.

Encapsulate reusable functionality in JSP tags

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From this article you can learn to encapsulate the common functionalities in JSP tags and put them to effective use. This article teaches you to use using the Servlet/JSP reference implementation, Tomcat to build, deploy, and use your own custom JSP tag.

Demystifying Extreme Programming: Just-in-time design

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Demystifying Extreme Programming: Just-in-time design is a tutorial that teaches the users how to develop the Just in time codes. This tutorial requires the users to have an intermediate level of Java knowledge.

Cost: Free

Configuring Slide with Catalina

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This is a piece of writing based on the use of Slide and Catalina, which are used for building applications with Servlets and JSP. Slide; mentioned in this article is a project with multiple modules tied together using WebDAV and Catalina is a servlet container.

Filtering tricks for your Tomcat

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This is an article based on filtering provided by Tomcat 4. The article explains the ways to make productive use of filters in projects and also explains the filtering in Tomcat 4. Filtering is an important feature of Servlet 2.3 and can be implemented in all J2EE platforms.

Concurrent programming in the Java language

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The Java language supports multithreaded programming. This tutorial helps you understand the proper use of multiple threads in a Java program. It assumes that you are familiar with the concepts and terms of Java language.

How to lock down your Java code

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This tutorials is helpful when you want to access open-source libraries on the you have to spend a lot of time on sifting through codes not written by you. This tells how to smoothly handle that and at the same time protect your codes from being accessed.

How to lock down your Java code

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This tutorials is helpful when you want to access open-source libraries on the you have to spend a lot of time on sifting through codes not written by you. This tells how to smoothly handle that and at the same time protect your codes from being accessed.

Exploiting ThreadLocal to enhance scalability

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This tutorial shows the ways and means to exploit the Threadlocal class in Java platform. The thread-local variable has long been an ingredient of lots of threading facilities, such as the Posix pthreads facility. It requires a careful analysis in writing thread safe classes.

Working with preferences: the Preferences API Specification

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You can manipulate user preference data and configuration data by the Java 1.4 package due to the addition of java.util.prefs. You can have access to implementation-specific registry like the windows registry on windows platform.

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