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Discover Java heap leaks with HeapAnalyzer
Discover Java heap leaks with HeapAnalyzer
Find out about updated Version 2.7 of HeapAnalyzer, a graphical tool that determines Java heap leak areas through its heuristic search engine and analysis of the Java heap dump in Java applications. Specifically, this tool analyzes Java heap dumps by parsing the Java heap dump, creating directional graphs, transforming them into directional trees, and executing the heuristic search engine. Updates to this technology include fixes to NegativeArraySizeException.
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Solve large, computing-intensive problems with ZetaGrid
Solve large, computing-intensive problems with ZetaGrid
Discover ZetaGrid, a grid-computing platform designed for solving large, computing-intensive problems that can be divided into loosely-coupled units. The interactions, performance, availability, and scalability of this technology are proven in multiple administrative domains involving more than 10,000 computers in a heterogeneous, dynamic environment.
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Dojo concepts for Java developers
Dojo concepts for Java developers
Many developers have strong skills in Java programming, but only limited experience in JavaScript. They can struggle with the conceptual leap from a strongly typed, object-oriented compilation language to a dynamic, weakly typed scripting language. This article helps you bridge the gap from Java code to Dojo, shows why it may be necessary to set context, and describes how to go about it.
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DL a free trial of Rational Software Architect Standard Edition V7.5
DL a free trial of Rational Software Architect Standard Edition V7.5
Rational Software Architect Standard Edition V7.5 (known earlier as Rational Systems Developer) is an integrated Java and C++ design and development platform for creating well-architected software products and systems.
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Programming Mapping Tool for CIM to Java
Programming Mapping Tool for CIM to Java
The Programming Mapping Tool is designed to ease compliance in CIM client programming in Java. Because CIM is an object-based standard, this tool provides a way to map all the CIM objects to corresponding Java objects based on the CIM class definitions. The Java developer can then create, modify, or delete the appropriate CIM objects by manipulating Java instances.
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Download a free trial of IBM WebSphere Application Server Express V7
Download a free trial of IBM WebSphere Application Server Express V7
Rational Application Developer for WebSphere V7.5 helps developers quickly design, develop, test, analyze, and deploy high-quality Java, Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE), Web 2.0, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and portal applications.
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Rule-based Accessibility Validation Environment
Rule-based Accessibility Validation Environment
Download the Rule-based Accessibility Validation Environment (RAVEN), an Eclipse tool for inspecting Java-based, rich-client graphical user interfaces and Web pages and validating them for accessibility. RAVEN uses an innovative Aspect-Oriented Programming technique to inspect the application as it is executed; no source code is required.
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System Text for Information Extraction
System Text for Information Extraction
Employ a system that enables text-centered enterprise applications by extracting structured information from unstructured text. Unlike previous systems for information extraction, System Text for Information Extraction incorporates AQL, a declarative rule language that makes it easy to express precise specifications for complex patterns in text.
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Developing and Hosting BPEL workflows
Developing and Hosting BPEL workflows
In Part 2 of this brief series, the article explains how to use BPEL to express the logic of configurable business workflows. You'll learn how to host your BPEL applications on a BPEL engine and make them work in conjunction with an Inversion of Control (IoC) implementation.
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Cross-platform development with JRuby and Swing
Cross-platform development with JRuby and Swing
In addition to building Web and console applications with Ruby, you can write complex GUI desktop applications that run unmodified on multiple platforms. This article introduces Monkeybars, a library that uses JRuby and Swing for building applications, and takes you through an example application.
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Analyze Java programs on multi-core hardware
Analyze Java programs on multi-core hardware
Discover the Toolkit for Data Collection and Visual Analysis for Multi-Core Systems; it targets many common performance problems pertaining to Java applications running on multi-core or multi-processing platforms. These problems can have a major impact on the overall performance of Java middleware and applications. This toolkit has been designed for easy use by users with average skills.
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Provider Acceptance Test Suite
Provider Acceptance Test Suite
Find out about the Provider Acceptance Test Suite, a tool that effectively validates vendor and providers before integrating them into the Storage Management Product Portfolio. Furthermore, this single comprehensive tool allows developers to generate reports useful to various stakeholders.
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Programming Assistant for CIM Client Development
Programming Assistant for CIM Client Development
The Programming Assistant for CIM Client Development eases the development of CIM client applications and allows you to generate CIM client-side classes along with the predefined template. These newly created Java classes map the structure of CIM classes defined in the CIM server and wrap all the methods for CIM-related operations. The process saves time and expense in CIM client development.
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Visualization and Visual Analysis Workbench
Visualization and Visual Analysis Workbench
Discover the Visualization and Visual Analysis Workbench, a Java-based workbench that provides a selection of data visualizations and a library of statistical functions. Users can create and manipulate multiple interactive visualizations and can create new variables and transform variables "on the fly." Users can also gain insight into data by using dynamically linked visualizations with color marking and queries.
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An introduction to API Tools in Eclipse
An introduction to API Tools in Eclipse
Crafting Application Public Interface (API) and especially managing API among different releases is difficult. In this article, learn how to take advantage of Eclipse's Plug-in Development Environment API Tools to make this process easier and seamlessly integrated into your daily development.
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