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Using XTags to Add XSLT Transformations to Your JSP Web Applications. You don't have to write repetitive manual code to display database tables or apply transformations to display XML documents in your JSP Web applications; the Jakarta XTags tag library provides an easy way to apply an XSLT stylesheet to XML data.
Build a Low Overhead Test Bed for Your JDBC Code. Testing your Java applications against a database can be a pretty painless endeavor thanks to the Cloudscape database built in to IBM's Rational Application Developer. For those who have an interest in this platform, this article will show you the ropes of setting up a simple test bed for your JDBC code.
Interview: Google's Bruce Johnson on the new GWT 1.1 Release. Version 1.1 of the Google Web Toolkit has just been released. New features include localization support, RPC optimizations, and JUnit enhancements. InfoQ sat down with GWT Tech Lead Bruce Johnson to discuss the new release.
Ant Commander 1.0 is a Java file manager. It can browse different kind of file system, perform file operations and is highly configurable.
An Architect's Perspective on Application Quality: Part 2. Part two of this series on application quality from an architect's perspective focuses on the importance of following a well-defined, consistent process when developing a product. The article also covers other quality essentials, including requirements, communication and strategy.
EclipseME 1.5.5. This release fixes a variety of issues, including a specific issue that plagued Linux users. This release is recommended for everyone, but is definitely recommended for Linux users.
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