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Learn how to configure Apache to tag XHTML documents with the media type application/xhtml+xml for browsers that support it, while still sending text/html to nonconformant browsers.
Five best practice Ajax design patterns
This article covers the basics of Ajax and shows some Ajax design patterns that have become proven best practice with Web 2.0 development.
Transition from Solaris to AIX
Change your mindset and make the transition to AIX from Solaris. In this article, use the filesystem management and tools available to you on AIX to make your transition easier.
PHP5's special XML parsing techniques for complex docs
This article will cover PHP5's improved XML parsing techniques, focusing on parsing large or complex XML documents.
Little-G: The downsized application server that could
In an effort to build a simple, lightweight, but useful container for Web applications, the folks at Apache created Apache Geronimo Little-G, a stripped-down version of the original Geronimo application server.
Writing Java code that interfaces with DB2
Learn about writing Java code that interfaces with DB2 databases. You will acquire the fundamental skills required to develop Java applications for DB2.
Using Java 5 language features in earlier JDKs
Java 5 added a number of powerful language features: generics, enumerations, annotations, autoboxing, and the enhanced for loop. Even if you're stuck on JDK 1.4, you can still use generics. Use Java and theory to learn how.
Java 2007: The year in preview
2007 will go down in history as the year Sun Microsystems gave up the reins of the Java platform, releasing it under an open source license to the Java developer community.
Automate GUI testing with TestNG-Abbot
TestNG-Abbot is a testing framework that breathes new life into testing GUI components. Understand the scenario and you'll find it surprisingly easy to isolate GUI components and then verify them using the framework's handy fixture objects.
Use Firefox XForms to create your own Sudoku
Because Sudoku is based on very specific data patterns, you can use XPath expressions to evaluate the progress the user has made in a specific game. You can also use these patterns to easily use Mozilla Firefox XForms extensions to generate a game board that enables the user to play.
Spring Framework's powerfull Inversion of Control
Find out more about the killer feature that seems to provide critical mass for Spring and what the Spring Framework Inversion of Control buzz is all about.
Crossing borders: The beauty of Lisp
The El Dorado of programming languages. As a Java programmer, if you spend some time with Lisp -- this lost city of gold -- you'll discover many techniques that will change the way you code, for the better.
Implement a relaxed immutability model in Java
This article shows an efficient way to implement a slightly more relaxed model of immutability, using normal cached fields whose values can still be accessed safely without synchronization.
IBM will send you a DVD boatload of Linux applications
IBM will send you a DVD packed full of its Linux applications at no cost.
Creating a Web service app object using WebSphere Portal V6
Extend your WebSphere Portal Personalization capabilities to make data from external sources available to your portal using Personalization Rules.
Use Perl grep tool for custom LDAP search capability
his article allows you to combine the power of regular expressions with the grep tool to create your own custom LDAP search.
Zend Core enabled web apps using Ajax with Dojo and DB2
This tutorial shows you the advantages of the Ajax approach and see a step-by-step implementation.
Nifty shell tricks for new UNIX users
The objective of this tutorial is to show new users how to use and implement many of the shell's methods for providing automation at various levels.
Find out what XML is really good for
It's no secret that XML continues to be one of the most popular technologies that's shown up in the last ten years. But what is XML really good for?
Jump into JUnit 4
This tutorial guides you step-by-step through the fundamental concepts of JUnit 4, with emphasis on the new Java 5 annotations.
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