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Wednesday Jan 23, 2008
Sorting Strings
Sorting strings with the Java platform can be thought of as an easy task, but there is much more thought that should be put into it when developing programs for an international market. [Read More]
Posted at 01:41PM Jan 23, 2008 by dananourie in TechTip  |  Comments[6]

Tuesday Jan 08, 2008
Quiz Answers
Answers to Quiz[Read More]
Posted at 09:38AM Jan 08, 2008 by dananourie in TechTip  |  Comments[1]

January 2008 Core Java Tech Tips Quiz
We've made it through another year, and it's time for another tech tips quiz.[Read More]
Posted at 09:37AM Jan 08, 2008 by dananourie in TechTip  |  Comments[4]

Wednesday Jan 02, 2008
Placing Components on Tabs
Learn how to create a JTabbedPane component container that accepts components placed within a panel for each tab.[Read More]
Posted at 11:36AM Jan 02, 2008 by dananourie in TechTip  |  Comments[1]

Wednesday Dec 12, 2007
Tech Days Comes Back to the USA
On January 9 & 10, the Tech Days Conference will be in Atlanta Georgia. (FREE!)[Read More]
Posted at 01:45PM Dec 12, 2007 by dananourie in News  |  Comments[1]

Monday Dec 10, 2007
New Certification Courses
Read about and sign up for these two new certification courses.[Read More]
Posted at 10:46AM Dec 10, 2007 by dananourie in News  | 

Monday Dec 03, 2007
Using Callable to Return Results From Runnables
Learn about the Callable interface, and its call method to return an Object.[Read More]
Posted at 02:59PM Dec 03, 2007 by dananourie in TechTip  |  Comments[3]

Wednesday Nov 28, 2007
Using the MBeanRegistration Interface to Manage MBean Life Cycles
This technical tip focuses using the MBeanRegistration interface to manage Management Bean (MBean) life cycles.[Read More]
Posted at 12:29PM Nov 28, 2007 by dananourie in TechTip  | 

Monday Nov 05, 2007
Getting to Know System Tray
Learn how to add applications to the Microsoft Windows taskbar, the Gnome notification area, or KDE's system tray.[Read More]
Posted at 10:27AM Nov 05, 2007 by dananourie in News  |  Comments[14]

Monday Oct 29, 2007
Socket Logging
Learn how to set up a logging handler and configure the server.[Read More]
Posted at 10:05AM Oct 29, 2007 by dananourie in News  | 

Monday Oct 08, 2007
Writing toString Methods & Tech Days
Learn the in's and out's of writing toString methods, and discover the Tech Days program.[Read More]
Posted at 12:54PM Oct 08, 2007 by dananourie in Sun  |  Comments[8]

Wednesday Sep 19, 2007
The Preferences API
There is more to the Preferences API than just getting and setting user specific settings. There are system preferences, import and export preferences, and event notifications associated with preferences. There is even a way to provide your own custom location for storage of preferences.[Read More]
Posted at 11:30AM Sep 19, 2007 by John O'Conner in TechTip  |  Comments[1]

Tuesday Sep 18, 2007
Using Enhanced For-Loops with Your Classes
The enhanced for-loop is a popular feature introduced with the Java SE platform in version 5.0. Its simple structure allows one to simplify code by presenting for-loops that visit each element of an array/collection without explicitly expressing how one goes from element to element.[Read More]
Posted at 04:20PM Sep 18, 2007 by John O'Conner in TechTip  |  Comments[2]

Thursday Aug 23, 2007
The Attach API
The Attach API allows you to attach to a target virtual machine (VM). By attaching to another VM, you can monitor what's going on and potentially detect problems before they happen.[Read More]
Posted at 10:03AM Aug 23, 2007 by John O'Conner in TechTip  |  Comments[5]

Monday Aug 20, 2007
Logging Localized Message
While the Logging API hasn't changed much since being introduced with the 1.4 release of Java SE, there are two things many people don't realize when they log a message.[Read More]
Posted at 09:27AM Aug 20, 2007 by John O'Conner in TechTip  |  Comments[2]