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March 2005

SwarmStream: A Next-Generation HTTP Stack for Java

March 21, 2005

SwarmStream: A Next-Generation HTTP Stack for Java by Ry4an Brase, Chad Tippin — Ry4an Brase and Chad Tippin provide an overview of SwarmStream Public Edition's feature set. SwarmStream, a free tool for improving the performance of Java's built-in HTTP networking routines, is among the cool new technologies you'll learn about at this week's Emerging Technology [...]

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Javaworld> Use a CAPTCHA-based authentication module for J2EE Web applications

March 8, 2005

Spam has become one of the biggest menaces on the Web. Many community-based applications force authentication only to distinguish a valid user from an automated spam-bot, which can be overkill in some cases. CAPTCHAs help in differentiating between real users and automated bots. In this article, Anand Raman uses CAPTCHAs as weak authentication mechanisms for [...]

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A Look at Commons Chain: The New Java Framework

March 3, 2005

A Look at Commons Chain: The New Java Framework by Bill Siggelkow — In part one of a two-part series, Bill Siggelkow covers the basics of Chain, a promising new framework from the Jakarta Commons subproject that lets you integrate Chain into the Struts build process. In part two, Bill will cover how Chain is [...]

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No-Fluff-Just-Stuff comes back to town

March 2, 2005

The No Fluff Just Stuff Java Software Symposium comes back to Milwaukee (March 4th – 6th). I am very disappointed that I will not be able to attend. My project goes live the week after and we are working long hours to meet the aggressive schedule. This would have my 3rd straight year at No-Fluff-Just-Stuff [...]

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