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Java is an object-oriented language similar to C++ that can be utilized on a variety of platforms
via Java Virtual Machines, or JVMs. Java has a number of features that makes the language well
suited for use on the World Wide Web.
WebReference Articles
- Beginning Java 2 SDK 1.4 Edition
- This book excerpt focuses on the creation and usage of classes; the
heart of the Java language. From Wrox Press.
- Getting out of the Sandbox: Building an Applet Proxy Server
- Learn how to create an applet proxy server to mine data from anywhere. Downloadable
code plus a working applet by Kyle Downey.
- Java Servlets Developer's Guide
- Author Karl Moss shares servlet performance tips and tricks in this
excerpt from the OsBorne/McGraw-Hill title. Learn about the small coding
habits you need to get into (or break) that will allow you to get the
best performance out of your Java servlets.
- A Java-JSP Menu Builder for HierMenus
- When a single static array of menus isn't a viable option, HM implementors often
turn to server-side techniques. This case-in-point solution utilizes JSP tecchnology
to auto-generate HierMenu arrays on a page by page basis.
- Professional Java Web Services
- Our excerpt from chapter 3 of the Wrox Press title discusses the Apache SOAP module at
great length.
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