Creating a Virtual Server with Java Sockets
Beneath the surface of Java lies a rich trove of client/server functionality. Learn about both sockets and Java by writing a virtual-hosting server program. Includes source code to allow binding of a ServerSocket to arbitary IP addresses. Microsoft Interactive Developer, January 1997. (January 1, 1997)
Serving it with style - Part I
A two-piece series offering a gentle introduction to servlet programming
Application Servers and Enterprise Application Development
White paper by California Software. Explore the issue of application building in enterprises within the framework of an application server - Java application server, EJB Server, Java web Server.
Best Practices in EJB Exception Handling
This article by Srikanth Shenoy covers best practices in EJB exception handling for faster problem resolution in production environments.
Build servlet-based enterprise Web applications
Examines servlet response streaming and garbage management -- two advanced techniques that will allow you to build servlets that can serve more requests and serve them up faster. (3,000 words)
Fundamentals of Servlet Design
Article about Model/View/Controller servlet design; includes free software. (Justin Wells)
Handling back buttons
Handling back buttons is tricky in web applications. This article shows how to handle it in a generic way for Struts framework.
Internet Applications Design Using J2EE Design Patterns.
Article by Moises D. Diaz discribe using SUN J2EE Design Patterns for building maintainable, simple, and clean web applications.
Introduction to Hibernate
Hibernate is a popular open source Object-Relational mapping tool. This article by Mario Aquino provides a quick introduction to get started with Hibernate.
An Introduction to Java Servlets
Servlets can solve many of the problems associated with CGI and proprietary server APIs. This article describes the overall servlet architecture and how to develop applications with servlets.
JMS Introduction and Example Application
Introduction article and example application by Gopalan Suresh Raj.
JSP Best Practices Part 1
This article in a two part series by Dustin Marx summarizes several best practices that can make your JSP design robust and maintainable.
JSP Best Practices Part 2
The second article in the two part series looks at advanced strategies for making JSP development manageable such as Object scoping, JSTL, JSP documentation, precompilation and using XHTML with JSPs.
JSP Best Practices Series on IBM developerWorks
A series of articles on basic JSP best practices for beginers.
Reporting with JasperReports
Introductory article on using JasperReports and intergrating into applications. JasperReports is a popular open source reporting library.
Serving it with style - Part II
Continuation of a two-piece series offering a gentle introduction to servlet programming
WebObjects on Linux
HOW-TO about the installation on WebObjects 5.1 under Linux.
Webopedia introduction to servlets
Information and resources about servlets
Using XDoclet: Developing EJBs with Just the Bean Class
Article by Dion Almaer. (January 30, 2002)
Design Patterns for Building Flexible and Maintainable J2EE Applications
By Vijay Ramachandran. (January, 2002)
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