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Handling Multiple Submits Publish Date: Apr. 2, 2003
Whether by accident or out of frustration, users may accidentally submit the same web form multiple times. The results could be as serious as buying a new refrigerator each time! Al Saganich demonstrates techniques for ameliorating the "multiple submits" problem with Java.
JSR 109: Web Services Inside of J2EE Apps Publish Date: Aug. 7, 2002
Over the past few years, J2EE has emerged as the dominant standard for serving
up information on the Web. JSR 109 is one of the latest specifications to expand J2EE support into new
areas, effectively defining how a J2EE application server
could be expanded to provide native support for deploying, managing, and accessing
Web services in a standard fashion.
Hangin with the JAX Pack, Part 4: JAX-RPC Publish Date: Apr. 24, 2002
In the final installment of this series, Al Saganich looks at JAX-RPC, the Java API for XML-based RPC. Guess what -- it's really just another instance of RMI.
Hangin' with the JAX Pack, Part 3: Registries Publish Date: Dec. 19, 2001
In Part 3 of our JAX Pack series, Al Saganich looks at JAXR, the Java API for XML Registries.
Hangin' with the JAX Pack, Part 2: JAXM Publish Date: Nov. 28, 2001
Al Saganich examines JAXM, the Java API for XML
Messaging, and shows how it provides support for accessing various messaging formats.
Hangin' with the JAX Pack, Part 1 Publish Date: Nov. 7, 2001
In this three-part series, BEA Systems' Al Saginach takes a look at the JAX Pack, JAVA APIs for providing XML-based Web services handling XML. This week Al looks at JAXP (for XML processing) and JAXB (for XML binding). Next week: XML messaging with JAXM.
Java and Web Services Primer Publish Date: Aug. 7, 2001
BEA Systems' Al Saganich begins this series on Java and XML Web Services by
introducing and demonstrating Web services as an extension of Remote Procedure Calls (RPC). Future articles in this series will show you how the Java 2EE and Web Services work together.
