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EDI and Software Applications

Java is a programming language originally developed by Sun Microsystems and launched in 1995. While generally compiled to byte code, direct hardware execution of byte code by a Java processor is also possible. Currently, almost all of Java�s software is available under the GNU General Public License. Hence it has become free software. The Java programs most identifiable characteristic is that is platform independent, meaning that it should be able to be written and compiled once, and then be able to be run anywhere.

Updated: 01/18/2008

Technology Trends Involving Java

Java is an object-oriented programming language (OOP) for Web browsers. It is organized around data rather than actions and supports polymorphism (which allows the same code to be written generically so it can function with different datatypes), inheritance (which allows one class to behave like another class, or category of objects, and to expand it operations to perform specific functions), and encapsulation (or the process of combining objects to create new entities).

Price: Free - Updated: 05/16/2007

Getting Familiar with your JSP server

If you do not already have a server, it is recommended that you download Blazix because it includes a tag library that is used later in this tutorial in the tag library chapter. Blazix is also very small and can be easily downloaded even over a modem, will work on all kinds of systems including Windows 98, and can be installed in less than ten minutes.

Updated: 03/24/2005

JavaTM 2 Platform Standard Edition 5.0

For further API reference and developer documentation, see Java 2 SDK SE Developer Documentation. That documentation contains more detailed, developer-targeted descriptions, with conceptual overviews, definitions of terms, workarounds, and working code examples.

Updated: 03/24/2005

Load Balancing Web Applications

This article offers an overview of several approaches to load balancing on Web application server clusters. A cluster is a group of servers running a Web application simultaneously, appearing to the world as if it were a single server.

Updated: 03/23/2005