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Cracking the HTML Persistence Barrier
Two Completely New Methods. A JAVA program frees itself from the launching page, persists forever, and breaks into Javascript on every following page.

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Tutorials

If you've ever asked, "How do I..." then this is the place for you!

Part 5: Java Classes
Now that we understand the most basic Java syntax it is time to learn how object-oriented design is implemented in Java.

Servlets and JSP Part 3:
First Servlets
Basic servlet structure, compiling and invoking the servlet, a simple servlet generating HTML, and some simple HTML utilities for servlets.

Java Networking Part 3: Writing Servlets
Now that the JSWDK is installed, we can focus on writing our first servlets.

Advanced Topics in Java: Part 2: Internationalization
Internationalization is the process of designing an application so that it can be adapted to different languages and regions without requiring engineering changes. And resource bundles are a quick and simple way to isolate translatable text or localizable objects from the core source code.

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Java 2 Micro Edition CD
CD contains the Java 2 Micro Edition and development tools targeted to Java use in embedded technologies. Available by subscription only.

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