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Java for Beginners

Java, that's coffee, right? For those of you just getting started, we've prepared this series of tutorials to help guide you through the process of using Java on your site.

How to Add Java Applets to Your Site
A lot of sites feature Java applets, and if you've been searching through the Java Boutique's applet library, you may have found an applet you'd like to add to your own site. This guide will help you to do just that, and will point out some common problems and tips to simplify the task.

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JavaBoutique's Introduction to Java

Selena Sol takes you through every step of learning Java. This tutorial is for everyone who wants to learn Java.

Part 10: Components
Most modern interfaces are built around the concept of "components" which are reusable widgets that perform some user-interface function, such as Buttons, Scroll Bars, Menu Bars, etc.

Java Jargon Q and A

Author Selena Sol answers users' questions about Java and the Internet.

Java Programming from the Grounds Up
With Java, it's possible to write some very sophisticated applets with a relatively small amount of code. Here's how.

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Introduction to Java Networking

Gunther Birznieks gives us an introduction to all we can expect when we start using Java on the server side.

Java Networking Part 3:
Writing Servlets
Now that the JSWDK is installed, we can focus on writing our first servlets.

Server-Side Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP

Marty Hall's step-by-step tutorial of server-side applets (servlets) and Java Server Pages (JSP).

Servlets and JSP Part 4:
Handling Form Data
Here, Marty Hall covers GET, POST, URL-encoding and goes over examples reading specific parameters.

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Advanced Topics in Java

Sameer Tyagi introduces and explains some important protocols and aspects of Java.

Advanced Java Part 3:
UML: The Unified Modeling Language, A Quick Primer
Even a small software project is likely to be depicted in several diagrams, each capturing a different aspect of the system. Class diagrams fit into the Rational Unified Process (RUP) which uses UML as a modelling notation.

More Tutorials on the JavaBoutique

Java2D: An Introduction and Tutorial
This tutorial presents a quick introduction to the basics of Java2D and the use of the Graphics2D class in Java 1.2.

DragonClock Applet Tutorial
P & G Dragonsites present this tutorial on building your own Java clock applet.

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Building Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP Part II
In the first part of this series we built a simple web application with Servlets and JSP, but we skipped over some of the finer details, specifically accessing the database using Servlets. In this part we will show you how to modify our Login Servlet to validate the userid and password with those from the database.

Building Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP
So you have heard about servlet and JSP, but how to put these together? "Building Web Applications Using Servlets and JSP" steps through the different components involved in developing a simple web application using 'server side Java'.

Introduction to Databases for the Web: JDBC
As with DBI, JDBC provides a standard API which you can use regardless of what Database is being used in the backend.

Extending Java with BEA WebLogic for Linux
No application server on the market supports Java better than BEA Systems' WebLogic Server, what with support for Java Server Pages (JSP), Java Messaging Services, and Enterprise JavaBeans.

Using the HttpSession object of the Servlet API
The Java Servlet API represents an elegant and powerful way to shift processes from client to server, and offers a number of advantages over CGI. These advantages have certainly been enumerated so that most developers are aware of the servlet advantage. However, some of the details of the servlet architecture may at first seem daunting. Here's a short introduction on one aspect of writing servlets: the HttpSession object.

3D Animation Workshop: Web3D Gaming
Ladies and gents, step right up! Try your luck at the amazing interactive dunk-o-matic. Learn how a little Java can go a long way to create compelling 3D games.

Object Persistence Made Easy
With object serialization, your Java applets and applications can save and load the state of objects to disk or over a network. In this article, we'll examine the benefits of object serialization, and how to implement it in your own programs.

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