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Using Custom Cursors in Java - Java tutorial


This tutorial shows how to go beyond the predefined cursors in Java and create your own cursors using a GIF or PNG that are displayed when the user moves the mouse over a Java component (AWT or Swing).
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Installationwiki.org
Installationwiki.org
The headache of installing new software could soon be over with the launch today of InstallationWiki.org, a new website designed to provide users with comprehensive, free guides for installing a variety of software and applications. The website will largely be driven and populated by content supplied and edited by its users. Following on from the success of Wikipedia, which counts itself as one of the top ten most viewed websites on the Internet, InstallationWiki.org will provide its users with a continually updated resource, written by experts, that will help solve any software installation problem. InstallationWiki.org has been developed using the open source MediaWiki software package and is supported by UK publisher Packt. The website has initially been populated using installation chapters from Packt books. "I'm more than happy to support an online repository of guides for installing software and Packt is honored to populate the Wiki with its first content" explains Packt spokesman, Damian Carvill. "Working closely with the open source community has given us insight into the difficulties of finding reliable documentation and the launch of a Wiki, which centralizes updated guides, will be warmly greeted", he adds. The aim is for InstallationWiki.org to become a one-stop source of information for installing software. With users generating the majority of the content, the aim is for the site to grow into an exhaustive library of installation guides, covering everything from setting up a social networking platform to installing an open source Voice over IP (VoIP) system. InstallationWiki.org is free to use and open for everyone to contribute to. With the help of enthusiastic communities, it is expected to grow and expand over the coming months with more installation guides and features. For more information, please visit www.InstallationWiki.org.
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Test performance of e-business apps using FoCus
Test performance of e-business apps using FoCus
Discover FoCuS, a tool that implements the functional coverage methodology and improves testing of applications by providing detailed information on the areas in which testing is lacking. Functional coverage refers to testing the performance of an e-business application and making sure that the design of the test covers every aspect of what the application is meant to do.
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Improve JRuby on Rails and Ajax development
Improve JRuby on Rails and Ajax development
Develop Ajax applications more efficiently with the help of JRuby on Rails and Java Server Pages technologies hosted on a Java application server, WebSphere Application Server Express. In this tutorial, you'll build an application for the online film industry where lovers of film can manage, tag, and be redirected to their library of online videos.
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Fluid Sync
Fluid Sync
Add multi-user collaboration or multi-device capabilities to your application using Fluid Sync, a java library. Applications become "fluid" in the sense that a running application can be spread to a new device. With Fluid Sync, each device has a copy of the application and a replica of the application state that a real-time synchronization protocol keeps consistent.
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Desktop integration with Java 6
Desktop integration with Java 6
Java 6 tries hard to make Java applications easier to integrate in the desktop environment of various platforms. One of such welcome attempts is the new java.awt.Desktop class adapted from JDIC (JDesktop Integration Components).
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