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Struts is a popular open source MVC framework for building dynamic web applications in Java platform which is now managed by Apache foundation. Struts 2 was evolved from Struts and WebWork, another Java web application framework from OpenSymphony.
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This guide introduces value objects and practices to use them to improve design
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Working with and using Big Integers in Java. You create a new BigInteger object by using the constructor that accepts a string parameter.
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How to create a basic chat client using Java. This tutorial will create a client like
IRC.
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Often times you have a string that you would like to format. The idea for formatting a string is so that it displays in a neater format. I.e. you want a number displayed with 3 decimal places.
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manage any type of document, such as HTML, text, XML, Microsoft Office documents, Adobe PDF, Flash, scanned images, multimedia, and video files. You will also understand the concepts of creating and using categories and smart spaces. By the end of this article, you will have also learned how to create spaces and load them with documents.
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The new Grails concepts that will be introduced in this chapter are:
Working with inheritance in the domain classes, and looking at which
strategies GORM supports forpersistence
Using polymorphic queries over a domain inheritance hierarchy, Encapsulating view-rendering logic in GSP templates, and Manipulating collections with the Groovy collect and sort methods
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Learn Java Collections Framework in simple and easy steps. All the classes have been explained with nice examples.
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No need to learn WSDL, XML, or SOAP. With Java SE 6, this class exposes its methods over the web: no web server needed. Access those methods with a short client program.
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This article explains how to develop and implement trees in the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT). Learn how an SWT tree is created and populated with data, how columns can be used to categorize data, how a tree can be extended to support row sorting, and how the tree's content can be searched.
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Your system has many settings that you can change to make it handle its workload better. Get every drop of performance out of your Central processing unit (CPU), Memory, Disk (both space and access speed), your Network throughput and JVM garbage collection with these performance tunning tips.
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This article shows you how to affect the lifeblood of any Web application: the URIs used for navigation. The permalinks back to individual entries are passed around the Internet like calling cards; the more descriptive they are, the more effective they are. Learn how to tweak the UrlMappings.groovy file to create new pathways. And finally, you'll create a custom codec to generate custom URIs more easily.
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If you are running a Java application and receiving an java.lang.ClassNotFoundException error, it is most likely that your application requires a 3rd party JAR file. How can you find the required JAR file name contains the missing class? And where you should go to download the required JAR file?
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Detailed guide on evaluation and testing of web framework. On more than 40 pages, a wide choice of technologies is covered including JavaFX, Adobe Flex, Tapestry, Struts, JavaServer Faces and other
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Capture and distribute rich media content consisting of video, audio, and slides from the originator's computer to multiple clients with Personal Presenter. The control is easy: a presentation can be started with a single click. This technology allows configuration of some key parameters, such as video size and still-image capture rate. The graphical user interface is written in Java, and the underlying functionality is implemented in C/C++.
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