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- October 1999
- Simple Handling of Network Timeouts by David Reilly
- In an ideal world network services would be available around the clock
and never fail. The same is true for network clients; never leaving a
service's connection stalled by ceasing to transmit data. But network applications run in the real world—this means they must handle network timeouts in real-life conditions without stalling and leaving users bewildered. This article shows you
how easy it is to write code that handles network timeouts gracefully.
- June 1999
- The Java HotSpotTM Performance Engine:
An In-Depth Look by Steve Meloan — Release Java 2
- This article drills down into the performance engine's functionality,
explores how it does what it does—where it screams, and where it purrs
—plus code samples to show its inner workings.
- June 1999
- XML and Java Tackle Enterprise
Application Integration by Todd Sundsted — Release Java 2
- Find out why XML and the JavaTM programming language have captured the
minds of enterprise application developers. Reprinted from
Java World
- September 1997
- A Simple NNTP
Server by Robert Uonimi — Release JDKTM 1.1
- Code for an offline NNTP server class.
- September 1997
- A Lesson in Networking: Server
Thread Code for Java by Robert Uonimi — Release JDK 1.1
- Instructive code for learning how to do networking and threads.
- September 1997
- Java for
Networking by John Papageorge
- Programmer Robert Uonimi explains whyhe loves the Java programming language
for networking.
- August 1997
- A Simple, Multithreaded Web
Server by David Brown — Release JDK 1.1
- Serve-o-Rama! Dave Brown shows you some great server techniques. View the
code, get the low-down on how to use it.
- August 1997
- Writing a Generic Service
Loader by Tim Stefanini — Release JDK 1.1
- Tim Stefanini shows you how to do it with useful code that should prove
particularly interesting to Windows and NT programmers.
- July 1997
- The Dream of Internet
Computing Made Easy by John Papageorge
- EarthWeb's Alex Chaffee says Java will make good on the promise of
distributed computing.
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