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Articles: June Archive

Querying the Complex XML database with XQuery

Many enterprise applications prefer to store XML data as a rich data type, i.e. a sequence of bytes, in a relational database system to avoid the complexity of decomposing the data into a large number of tables and the cost of reassembling the XML data

TWEAKING PRINT API FOR TEXT COMPONENT IN JAVA

Printing text documents created in Java is done using the default set of methods in Java. But, this API requires a few enhancements to produce better looking printouts resembling professional books.

Why Choose Open Source?

Government must choose open source over proprietary software feels the author

USING HIBERNATE WITH STRUTS - 2

Struts is the most popular MVC framework for the web today. Similarly, Hibernate is the most popular ORM tool

It's still a creative job

More than a decade back I attended a conference hosted by NASSCOM where a distinguished speaker spoke of the future where relevance of the programmer will be very minimal where software factories

Exploring Advance I/O in Java

Both Java and C++ support the notion of input and output streams. In both cases, the notion represents a stream of bytes entering into the program from an external source,

DB Programming with Python and MySQL with NetBeans

The recent popularity of NetBeans is more due to its support of scripting languages, though it is basically a Java IDE which supports JSP, JSF, EJB, Spring, Hibernate etc.

Netbeans6.7M2 and Grails

Grails users can use Netbeans to write rapid applications. Madhanasekarana tells you how

Django – View and Template

Django is a Rails-like agile framework. You can create a database based web application as easily in Django,