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by Javin Paul
Memory Mapped IO is one of the fastest IO options available for Java program. If you are writing latency sensitive application, where IO can skew your numbers, then using MemoryMappedByteBuffer is a good option.
by Mario Fusco
This article shows with an example some rules for effective concurrent programming
by daniel_at_work
Stratagies for managing application properties in Java
by Piyushkp
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ebelding/txt/infocom06.pdf

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by Javin Paul
Memory Mapped IO is one of the fastest IO options available for Java program. If you are writing latency sensitive application, where IO can skew your numbers, then using MemoryMappedByteBuffer is a good option.
by Mario Fusco
This article shows with an example some rules for effective concurrent programming
by daniel_at_work
Stratagies for managing application properties in Java
by Piyushkp
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ebelding/txt/infocom06.pdf

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by Mario Fusco
This article shows with an example some rules for effective concurrent programming
by daniel_at_work
Stratagies for managing application properties in Java
by Piyushkp
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/~ebelding/txt/infocom06.pdf
by Chris Grimes
Shows how to create C++ property accessors that support C#-like syntax
by Han Bo Sun
An article on how to create a simple web service using JBossWS, how to deploy and test
by Anton Grigoryev
Command-line UI auto-generation to easily make code runnable.
by Software_Developer
How to create a Random Joke Generator in Java
by upender chinthala
Integrating existing jms with ActiveMq jms system
by kaushik_sathupadi
A step by step guide to implement Mouse Gestures based commands in your Swing applications
by krasnoff
A guide to write a basic JAVA Midlet
by Fadi Hania
This is a J2ME beginner article that describes how to write your Hello World J2ME application
by Fadi Hania
This is a J2ME beginner article that describes how to add different J2ME components to your application especially StringItems and Commands.
by Fadi Hania
This is a J2ME beginner article that describes how to use different J2ME components in your application to make it more user interactive, using TextField and Alerts UI components.
by Lemo Stein
Control And View Another Computer Remotely
by Bikash Shaw
JSP custom tags provide a standardized mechanism for separating the presentation and business logic in a dynamic web page, allowing page designers to focus on the presentation while application developers code the backend.
by Mario Fusco
How lambdaj tries to partially fill the lack of closures in Java
by stlane
Java Lucene website crawler and indexer
by Mario Fusco
A thread safe library of static methods that provides an internal DSL to manipulate Java collections without loops
by DebadattaMishra
This article gives you an idea of how to compare your string with * and ? so called wild cards
by hoangtuanbs
It is easy to run your own game on your own mobile
by Bikash Shaw
Don't deploy your application in Jetty, deploy Jetty in your application
by Mark_Ameba
No more problems with complexity of TableModels
by Duong Ba Hong Minh
In this article I want to give a solution to work with an Oracle database has a large number of Columns
by Dave Elliott
An application to download WSDL and related files and update them to be relative.