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Allatori Java Obfuscator v2.7 released.
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, July 02 @ 19:23:38 CEST (48 reads)
Smardec writes "Allatori Java Obfuscator belongs to the second generation obfuscators' family and has all spectrum of opportunities on protection of your intellectual property. In the Allatori arsenal there are the following protection methods: name obfuscation, flow obfuscation, debug info obfuscation, string encryption, watermarking. Allatori is free for educational and non-commercial projects.
The 2.7 version introduces the new option 'force-default-package' and features major improvements of renaming algorithms.
Allatori Java Obfuscator web site and demo version download"
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Visual Rules Enterprise Platform 4.5: Available now
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, July 02 @ 19:23:26 CEST (55 reads)
Anonymous writes "Visual Rules now coordinates rule changes by multiple team members to secure rule quality and continuous traceability. Additionally, users may look forward to easily reusing rules.
New & Noteworthy | Download Visual Rules 4.5 "
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Building object-oriented modular PHP applications
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, July 02 @ 19:22:35 CEST (53 reads)
Anonymous writes "Separation of concerns is a concept in object-oriented (OO) software design that allows you to build more-modular applications. Modular applications are easier to maintain and add new features to. PHP's OO language features allow you to apply design concepts to build more robust, maintainable applications."
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An Eclipse Galileo flyby
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, July 02 @ 19:22:24 CEST (57 reads)
Anonymous writes "The Eclipse Galileo release of 33 major projects showcases diversity and innovation. The goal of this article is to take you through the Galileo release train and showcase some of the projects that are part of the release. It accomplished this by giving a tour of some Galileo projects, including quotes from project leaders along the way."
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XML: Translate Atom to RDF using Java technology
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Posted by jsurfer
on Saturday, June 27 @ 17:05:43 CEST (121 reads)
Anonymous writes "How can you translate an Atom document into a distinct document that follows the RDF specification? The answer: Java technology. Learn how Java with the StAX API make it easy to parse an Atom feed and translate it into an RDF document that you can then use to provide semantic-specific feeds."
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Enter into the Groovy-style world of metaprogramming
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 26 @ 19:01:52 CEST (108 reads)
Anonymous writes "The ability to add new methods to classes dynamically at run time — even Java classes, and even final Java classes — is incredibly powerful. Whether used for production code, unit tests, or anything in between, Groovy's metaprogramming capabilities should pique the curiosity of even the most jaded Java developer."
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Wireless: Working with XML and Java on Android
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 26 @ 19:01:34 CEST (88 reads)
Anonymous writes "In this article, you will see different options for working with XML tools on Android and how to use them to build your own Android applications. Learn how to leverage XML parsers, SAX, and also how to Work the DOM."
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Making sure you have the correct PHP class and functions
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Posted by jsurfer
on Tuesday, June 23 @ 20:04:03 CEST (99 reads)
Anonymous writes "Namespaces are a way of making sure you have the correct PHP class, constant, or function and that people using your PHP classes can be sure they're using the correct ones. These tips provide guidelines for building your namespaces so that you get the most out of them and PHP."
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XML: Java Web services: Axis2 WS-Security encryption
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Posted by jsurfer
on Tuesday, June 23 @ 20:03:45 CEST (105 reads)
Anonymous writes "Get an introduction to the principles of public key cryptography, then see how WS-Security applies them for signing and encrypting SOAP messages using public-private key pairs in combination with secret keys. Includes example code using Axis2 and Rampart."
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AJAX: Improve jQuery Performance metrics and tuning
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 19 @ 17:20:27 CEST (119 reads)
Anonymous writes "jQuery is a great JavaScript library, but what about its performance? Is the trade-off between ease of use and a performance hit on the Web page worth it? Is there even a performance hit at all? This article answers your jQuery performance questions and offers some tips to improve its performance in your own applications."
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Wireless: Tapping into Android's sensors with Java
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 19 @ 17:20:06 CEST (113 reads)
Anonymous writes "The Android platform is ideal, especially for Java developers, for creating innovative applications through the use of hardware sensors. Learn about some of the interfacing options available for Android applications, including using the sensor subsystem and recording audio snippets."
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UML: MagicDraw UML Wins Design and Modeling Category Award at Great Indian Developer
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 19 @ 17:19:46 CEST (138 reads)
Anonymous writes "
The Summit’s design and modeling category honored leaders in requirements gathering, modeling, prototyping, GUI design and analysis tools. The award selection criteria applied by an international panel places emphasis on functionality, usability, innovation excellence and user feedback.
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Grails file uploads and Atom syndication
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, June 11 @ 14:09:27 CEST (153 reads)
Anonymous writes "Grails is a modern Web development framework that mixes familiar Java technologies like Spring and Hibernate. See how easy it is to implement a Grails file-upload capabilities for the body of a blog entry and put together a hand-rolled Atom feed for syndication."
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Knee deep in the Twitter REST API
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, June 11 @ 14:08:57 CEST (143 reads)
Anonymous writes "Twitter provides an API so Web developers can enable their users to access the various features that the Twitter site provides. In this article, learn the basics of using the Twitter REST API. Get started with a simple examples, then build your Twitter API skills. The ability to pull specific information from the Twitter Stream is endless."
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Identify Real-time Java memory integrity
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, June 11 @ 14:08:34 CEST (136 reads)
Anonymous writes "The new IBM Real Time Application Execution Optimizer for Java can identify memory requirements for the heap, for scopes, and for other memory areas in use and determine the persistent memory characteristics of allocated objects. It also verifies the integrity of real-time Java memory usage in your applications."
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Build Java-Based Custom Intranet Systems on a Liferay Portal
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, June 11 @ 14:08:21 CEST (156 reads)
Swati writes " Liferay Portal 5.2 Systems Development is a new book from Packt that will help develop custom intranet systems and applications, using Liferay as a framework. Users will learn to build their own Social Office with portlets, hooks, and themes and manage their own community. Developers can customize their Liferay into a single point of access to all the organization's data, web content, and other information from both existing in-house applications (HR, CRM) and external sources (such as Alfresco, FatWire, Magnolia, Vignette).
Find an extracted chapter, Chapter 5- Managing Pages here: http://www.packtpub.com/files/liferay-portal-5-2-systems-development-sample-chapter-5-managing-pages.pdf"
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Build Java Based Custom Intranet Systems on top of Liferay Portal
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Posted by jsurfer
on Thursday, June 11 @ 14:08:07 CEST (144 reads)
Anonymous writes " Liferay Portal 5.2 Systems Development is a new book from Packt that will help develop custom intranet systems and applications, using Liferay as a framework. Users will learn to build their own Social Office with portlets, hooks, and themes and manage their own community. Developers can customize their Liferay into a single point of access to all the organization's data, web content, and other information from both existing in-house applications (HR, CRM) and external sources (such as Alfresco, FatWire, Magnolia, Vignette).
Find an extracted chapter, Chapter 5- Managing Pages here: http://www.packtpub.com/files/liferay-portal-5-2-systems-development-sample-chapter-5-managing-pages.pdf"
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JSF 2 Templating and composite components
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Posted by jsurfer
on Friday, June 05 @ 17:10:20 CEST (161 reads)
Anonymous writes "JavaServer Faces (JSF) 2 lets you implement user interfaces that are easy to modify and extend with two powerful features: templating and composite components. Learn how to use JSF 2 to implement UIs that are easy to maintain and extend through templating and composite components and how your Web applications can best take advantage of these features."
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