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December 2003: Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part 6) by Frank Carver Unit Testing Database Code by Lasse Koskela Half Cowboy Plus Protocol by Solveig Haugland Scripting Ant by Lasse Koskela Use JSIS to Roundup Java Source Information by Steve Blake JavaRanch GO Ladder - Interested? by Johannes de Jong Saloon Question and Answer of the Month - Do certification exams encourage Theoretical Programmers? by Dirk Schreckmann Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Carol Murphy Book Review of the Month - JUnit in Action by Jason Menard Book Promotions remaining in December and early January by Thomas Paul November 2003: A Rose By Any Other Name... by Dirk Schreckmann The Distributed Cache Pattern by Kyle Brown The Web: Not Ready for Prime Time? by Jeff Johnson Practical JSTL – Part II by Sue Spielman SSH Tunneling for Java RMI, Part-II by Pankaj Kumar Retrospective of the UML 2003 Conference by Valentin Crettaz Whizlabs SCBCD Exam Simulator Review by Andrew Monkhouse Saloon Question and Answer of the Month - The little white lie, is it worth it? by Dirk Schreckmann Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Michael Matola Book Review of the Month - Algorithms in Java Part 5 - Graph Algorithms by Gregg Bolinger Book Promotions For November by Thomas Paul October 2003: Puzzle Corner - Bitter Spouses by Ernest Friedman-Hill The RowSet Interface by Thomas Paul The Coffee House - A Pattern of Behavior by Solveig Haugland An Introduction to Java Development with NetBeans IDE by Dirk Schreckmann Installing a native library to the Applet client's computer by Erika Kupkova SSH Tunneling for Java RMI, Part-I by Pankaj Kumar Saloon Question and Answer of the Month - How to code review for performance? by Dirk Schreckmann Book Review of the Month - JSTL: Practical Guide for JSP Programmers by Sue Spielman by Thomas Paul and Matthew Phillips Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Michael Matola Book Promotions For October by Thomas Paul September 2003: Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part 5) by Frank Carver The Coffee House - Reading Patterns in the Coffee Grounds by Solveig Haugland An Introduction to JSTL by Sue Spielman The Big Moose Saloon Question and Answer of the Month: To Bean or not to Bean? by Dirk Schreckmann Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Pauline McNamara Book Review of the Month - JDK 1.4 Tutorial by Gregory M. Travis by Rob Ross Book Promotions For September by Thomas Paul August 2003 : Apress, Java, a Bunch of New Books and What's to Come by Jessica Sant An Interview with Jacquie Barker, author of Beginning Java Objects by Jessica Sant Touring the Commons - part 2 by Jason Menard The Coffee House - How to Convince Yourself or Your Grumpy Sysadmin to Adopt OpenOffice.org by Solveig Haugland Book Review of the Month - A look at two popular books on Eclipse by Michael Yuan Build a servlet-based application that executes SQL statements against a database by Joel Murach Programming Diversions Puzzle - Binary Reflected Gray Code by Jason Menard The Big Moose Saloon Question and Answer of the Month: Why do we define . in the classpath? by Dirk Schreckmann Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Michael Matola Book Promotions For August by Thomas Paul July 2003: Myths and facts of "Java Everywhere" by Michael Yuan An Interview with Tim O'Reilly by Frank Carver An Interview with Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, authors of The Pragmatic Programmer by Julia Reynolds Working with Money in Java by Thomas Paul Touring the Commons - part 1 by Jason Menard Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part 4) by Frank Carver A Poem on Java 1.5 - Tiger by Joshua Bloch The Big Moose Saloon Question and Answer of the Month: What's a Singleton? by Dirk Schreckmann Programming Diversions Puzzle by Jason Menard Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Michael Matola Book Review of the Month by Johannes de Jong Book Promotions for July by Thomas Paul June 2003: Announcement - New Forum in the Saloon by Jason Menard Programming Diversions Puzzle by Jason Menard Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part 3) by Frank Carver The Coffee House by Solveig Haugland Top 10 Ways You Can Get to Know and Love OpenOffice.org by Solveig Haugland JavaRanch at JavaOne 2003 by Jessica Sant Jenny - The Code Generator by Paul Wheaton and Marilyn de Queiroz Movin' them Doggies on the Cattle Drive by Dirk Schreckmann Book Review of the Month by Jason Menard Book Promotions for June by Thomas Paul May 2003: From the editor by Johannes de Jong The Coffee House by Solveig Haugland Meet the authors Kathy Sierra & Bert Bates by Java Ranch Generating dynamic output with WebMacro by Matthew Phillips Implementing Business Logic in J2EE Applications by Simon Brown Movin' them doggies on the Cattle Drive by Michael Matola Book Review of the Month by Thomas Paul Book Promotions for May by Thomas Paul April 2003: Javaranch rocks at the Software Development Conference by Kathy Sierra Win the hottest new Java teaching book on the block by Johannes de Jong Mutable and Immutable Objects by David O'Meara Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part2) by Frank Carver An Introduction to java.util.regex by Dirk Schreckmann Movin' them doggies on the Cattle Drive by Pauline McNamara Book Review of the Month by Jason Menard Book Promotions for April by Thomas Paul March 2003: Struts 1.1 by Thomas Paul Small and Simple Web Applications - the Friki Way (Part1) by Frank Carver Movin' them doggies on the Cattle Drive by Dirk Schreckmann SCJP - Accept the Challenge by Johannes de Jong Book Review of the Month by Map Is Book Promotions for March by Thomas Paul January 2003: J2EE Web Tier Technologies by Simon Brown Service Locator - An Implementation by Rahul Mahindrakar Parsing XML with the SAX API by Matthew Phillips Book Review of the Month by Cindy Glass and Map Is



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