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Expiring Data with Hashbelts Publish Date: Feb. 13, 2002
The final installment in this series on automatic data expiration shows that hashbelts are a new data structure that satisfies all of the requirements for data expiration.
The Hashbelt Data Structure Publish Date: Jan. 30, 2002
William Grosso continues his Data Expiration series by focusing on the 'hashbelt' algorithm, which is a generic data structure adaptable to a wide variety of time-sensitive data problems.
Introducing Automatic Data Expiration Publish Date: Jan. 9, 2002
How you choose to expire data can make the difference between an application that scales to enterprise quality and one that doesn't. In the first of this three-part series, William Grosso covers the fundamentals of data expiration, and presenting solutions of increasing functionality.
Generics and Method Objects Publish Date: Nov. 14, 2001
O'Reilly's Java RMI author William Grosso introduces you to the new Generics Specification and rebuilds his command object framework using it.
Seamlessly Caching Stubs for Improved Performance Publish Date: Oct. 31, 2001
In Part 2 of this RMI series, William Grosso addresses a common problem with RMI apps -- too many remote method calls to a naming service. In this article he extends the framework introduced in Part 1 to provide seamless caching of stubs.
Learning Command Objects and RMI Publish Date: Oct. 17, 2001
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