Read how new developers and students can benefit from the 2008 JavaOne Conference this year, including free entry for some.[
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The
New to Java Programming Center is delighted to present a new section just for
young developers.[
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In this
tutorial,
you build an Ajax chat room web application with components that are
themselves Ajax-unaware, also known as POJC (Plain Old JavaServer Faces
Components).[
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Learn about the extension mechanism, which enables the runtime environment to find and load extension classes without the extension classes having to be named on the class path.[
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This document describes how to create a simple web application that connects
to a MySQL database server.[
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This article shows how incredibly easy it is to create a web site in the NetBeans IDE through drag-and-drop without writing code,
and how you can gradually learn Java programming by adding to your
JavaServer Pages (JSP), and creating other
features or programs that may be added to your site.[
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Read this review of Core Java: Volume I, Fundamentals, and download a sample chapter.[
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Please join us in
Sun's Developer Playground in
Second Life on Thursday,
February 14 at 10am PST to meet the writers of java.sun.com. [
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Learn what the Singleton pattern is and when it's used.[
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Learn the concepts of JavaBeans technology, when you would need to use JavaBeans, and the different ways they are used in applications.[
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The
New to Java Programming Center has recently been redesigned to accommodate more articles and tutorials, community information, and has been organized so the information you need is easy to find.[
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Before getting into the details of the database design of the new Hiking Log application, let's make sure that your setup is up-to-date and includes the necessary plugins.[
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This guide is an introduction to the support in NetBeans IDE 6.0 for the Swing Application Framework.
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Read on for an idea for a new project, and leave feedback in the comments for how you would like the next series of blog postings to develop.
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No one needs to tell you that games are wildly popular on all platforms. Now, game development has gotten even easier in the Java platform space.[
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