Wicket is a lightweight, component-oriented framework that does much to bring the easy, intuitive interfaces found in desktop applications to Java Web development. In this series Nathan Hamblen (of databinder and coderspiel blog ) introduces key aspects of Wicket that differentiate it from other Web application frameworks This first ( of 3 ) article investigates Wicket's virtual state, demonstrating the many ways Wicket accommodates both stateless and stateful Web application development.
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Refactoring Java code is far simpler than refactoring a relational database, but fortunately that isn't so much the case with object databases. In this installment of The busy Java developer's guide to db4o, Ted Neward introduces you to yet another advant
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