NetBean 5.5 Tutorials

Netbean 5.5 is making waves. Some techies taking it best than Eclipse. Click Here for some nice and detailed tutorial which can help in learning various J2EE articles by using NetBean5.5

Some Useful Struts Help

Today I was searching thr' my old favourite Links and got some nice Struts referances to share with you all. Any new Struts-lover should atleast read these all. Really Helpful.

Struts Basic @ javapassion.com
Struts Action Mappings @ serverSide.com
Struts Tag Libraries @ onjava.com:
Struts 7 Imp Lessons @onjava.com
Struts Validator @oracle.com

5 Habits of a Profitable Software Developer

This article illustrates five habits of software development teams that make them more effective and therefore more profitable. It first will describe the demands the business team puts on its software development team and the software they create.

Next it will explain the important differences between state-changing logic and behavior logic.

Finally, it will illustrate the five habits using a customer account scenario as a case study.

Java MultiThreading - Monitor / Mutex ?

The central concept for synchronization in the Java model is the monitor. The central notion of a mutex concerns ownership. Only one thread can own the mutex at a time. If a second thread tries to "acquire" ownership, it will block (be suspended) until the owning thread "releases" the mutex.

The best analogy for a monitor is an airplane bathroom. Only one person can be in the bathroom at a time (we hope). Everybody else is queued up in a rather narrow aisle waiting to use it. As long as the door is locked, the bathroom is unaccessible. Given these terms, in our analogy the object is the airplane, the bathroom is the monitor (assuming there's only one bathroom), and the lock on the door is the mutex.

Author: Lakshmi S.V.S.M
Via: java-l@groups.ITtoolbox.com

Hibernate - Lazy Fetching

Very Good and easily understandable articles on lazy loading(fetching) using hibernate.
Understanding Lazy Fetching
Tuning Lazy Fetching

Hibernate 3.1 Used with Tomcat 5.5.x

A fine article by Bill Treuman and Igor Dayen as some changes have been done in Tomcat configuration as it advanced from Tomcat 5.0 to 5.5.x. Also, Hibernate version advanced from 3.0 through 3.1(upgrade in thread-safe Hibernate session).
Click here to read more

Tomcat Tutorials

Top Ten Tomcat Configuration Tips

Distribute, Detach, and Parallelize in Tomcat

Clustering with Tomcat

Clustering and Load Balancing in Tomcat 5, Part 1

Clustering and Load Balancing in Tomcat 5, Part 2

Load Balancing Web Applications with Tomcat

What's New in Tomcat 5

Allen Holub's UML Quick Reference

Very Good and illustated UML Tutorial. Click Here

What Version of Java Are You Using?

Following web site addresses four Java issues:

1. Is your web browser Java enabled?
2. If so, what version of Java is it using?
3. How to install and upgrade Java?
4. Configuring the Java options in your browser.

Check it Here

Struts and Ant

Today, I searched for some beginner level links for Struts and ANT. Here are few:
First Steps with Jakarta Struts

First Steps with Jakarta Struts - 2

6 Easy Steps to MVC Web Apps

Complete the MVC Puzzle with Struts

Apache Ant Demystified - Parts 1 and 2

Others