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"Liberty Profile" - IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5

by Jitendra_Jain04

IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Liberty profile is a flexible and dynamic server profile of WAS which enables the WAS server to deploy only required custom features instead of deploying a big set of available JEE components.

.NET Platform Invoke Paradigm in Java (J/Invoke)

by Vitaly Shelest

Describes an SDK that enables direct Java calls to export functions from regular DLL modules

10 Things to Know about Memory Mapped File in Java

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.

4 Simple Rules for Effective Bug-free Concurrent Programming

by Mario Fusco

This article shows with an example some rules for effective concurrent programming

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"Liberty Profile" - IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5

by Jitendra_Jain04

.NET Platform Invoke Paradigm in Java (J/Invoke)

by Vitaly Shelest

Describes an SDK that enables direct Java calls to export functions from regular DLL modules

10 Things to Know about Memory Mapped File in Java

by Javin Paul

4 Simple Rules for Effective Bug-free Concurrent Programming

by Mario Fusco

This article shows with an example some rules for effective concurrent programming

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Adding Google Login to Android App

by Andy Point

Today Almost all web and mobile apps come with Google and Facebook Login, This is a really useful feature for both the app developer and the user, since almost everybody tend to have a google/gmail and facebook account and moreover while logging in with google you don’t need to remember your UserId

CORBA - Manipulating Naming Service

by hoonzis

This is a short post describing how to implement a simple tool to manage CORBA Naming Service.

Deploying Grails with Groovy

by Matt Stine

Deploying Grails with Groovy

Google Maps Nearby Places API using Retrofit Android

by Andy Point

Google Maps Nearby Places API Hello Guys. Hope all of you are doing well. In this tutorial, we will learn how to add the markers on nearby places in Google Maps API using Retrofit . We will name this App as Google Maps Nearby Places API.

Google Maps Search Nearby : Displaying Nearby Places using Google Places API and Google Maps API V2

by Andy Point

Google Maps Search Nearby In this post we will learn how to find nearby places in Google Maps. We will first see how to get current location of user and then will add marker on nearby places like Restaurants, Hospitals, Schools etc. You can see demo of this post (Google Maps Search Nearby) in above

How To: Initialize a game on BlackBerry with XPG

by XPG Live

This is a continuation of the How To series. The first post is here.

Is Object Oriented Programming Overrated ? Another View !

by Chris Boss

Is Object Oriented Programming Overrated?

J2EE - NetBeans, JSF, Persistence API - 2nd Part

by hoonzis

Description of how to add some additional functions - create new company, edit company's details

J2EE - NetBeans, JSF, Persistence API - Part 3

by hoonzis

How to extend the detail page of a company by adding a list of products of the company and a drop down list box, which will allow a user to add a new product to the list of the products of the company.

Mock Java Calendar - JMockit vs Mockito

by hoonzis

This post discusses the different possibilities to mock the behavior of Calendar class in Java, in order to unit test the business methods which depend on this class. Three solutions are proposed.

SQL SERVER – Tips from the SQL Joes 2 Pros Development Series – Easy Introduction to CHECK Options – Day 24 of 35

by pinaldave

SQL SERVER – Tips from the SQL Joes 2 Pros Development Series

SQL Server Tips: A Developer's Guide

by Zac Gery

In the world of enterprise development, interacting with a database can become a daily occurrence.

What is Debugging, How to Debug… A Beginners Guide

by Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

This blog post focuses on debugging concept. It is meant for novice people who want to learn what is debugging and how to debug an application.