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Education

The search algorithm is used for finding an item within a collection of items. String searching algorithm is a category of the search algorithm. The main idea of string searching algorithm is to find text pattern in a string. There are many techniques used to solve this. This third and last entry will be about 'Boyer-Moore (BM)' algorithm and how you can apply it on a simple Java code.
on May 21, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
Many things changed from java 1 in 1995 at java 7 2012. Learn about this reading this article.
on Jan 17, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

Programming

A few nights ago, I was browsing the chapters about concurrent programming in Herbert Schildt's excellent "Java: The Complete Reference, 8th Edition," and I was struck by the evolution of concurrency in Java over the years, from threads, through the richness of Java 5's Concurrency Utilities, and on to Java 7's Fork/Join Framework...
on Apr 22, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
With the advent of multicore processors on everything from desktop computers to tablets, pads, and even mobile phones, parallel processing is gaining increasing attention. This is at least in part what's behind the release of the Fork/Join Framework in Java 7, and the inclusion of Lambda Expressions...
on Apr 9, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
What is the largest double that could in theory be produced by Math.random()? In this newsletter, we look at ways to calculate this based on the 48-bit random generator available in standard Java. We also prove why in a single-threaded program, (int)(Random.nextDouble() + 1) can never be rounded up to 2.
on Feb 14, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
A couple of weeks ago, I sent out a little quiz to my readers of The Java Specialists' Newsletter. No one managed to figure out what the code does without running it. Some managed to explain the result once they had run it. Perfect quiz for weeding out those job applicants you don't like. Especially if you are working in the banking industry. OK, enough hints, let's look at the quiz :-)
on Dec 22, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss
A new tutorial exercises VisualLangLab using all the examples and techniques in Chapter-3 "A Quick Tour for the Impatient" of the book "The Definitive ANTLR Reference". A new "WildCard" pseudo-token that matches any other defined token has been added to facilitate recovery from grammar errors in the input. Read about the various other improvements that make VisualLangLab even more user-friendly.
on Dec 13, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss

Databases

Release the newest version of the framework to persist objects in Apache Cassandra in easy way. Among improvement is the JPA annotations, also JPQL.   JCassandra jCassandra=persistence.createJCassandra("select * from Person"); List<Person> persons=jCassandra.getResultList(); table 1: sample using JPQL in Easy-Cassandra Easy-Cassandra 1.0.8 Easy-Cassandra 1.0...
on Apr 21, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

Performance

In some earlier posts, I've talked about Java threads, Java Thread Overhead, and Amdahl's Law and Parallel Processing Speed-Up. My next investigation in this series is Java 7's new Fork/Join Framework. I plan to spend quite a lot of time in this particular investigation...
on Apr 16, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

Community

  Running the new version of the Easy-Cassandra framework it main objective is making it easy the communication between Apache Cassandra and your application in java. With it you able create, update, retrieve, delete the java's objects in easy way and simple, for this you must add some annotation in Class and fields.   Characteristics     An ORM easy to use in Cassandra...
on Mar 17, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
Know how persist document in the Cassandra in a way fairly simple
on Feb 1, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

Accessibility

                 Easy-Cassandra is a framework ORM API and a high client for Apache Cassandra in java, with this is possible persist information from the Java Object in easy way. For this is only necessary add some annotations in some fields and your class. It works like an abstraction's tier in the Thrift, doing call for Cassandra. The Easy-Cassandra...
on Feb 21, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

Swing

The next entry of the Swing in a better world serial
on Feb 9, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss

GUI

Information on the new SwingX 1.6.3 release.
on Feb 2, 2012 | Permalink | Discuss
In my last blog I’ve introduced JavaFX 2.0 beta, describing an initial port of JavaFX Balls, also in beta stage at that time. Now I finally finish JavaFX Balls 3. Look ma, no design! I don’t pretend to be a designer, and the consequence is that when I make a mashup of animation, video and web, that’s the result. Get the source code here. I’ve added new layers of content...
on Nov 25, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss
Welcome java 7 part 3 -NIO 2 JSR 203   So like the coin project, in the NIO 2 there aren't unprecedented features in this e -specification, but now it's possible do some easier work I/Os in java. With the class java.io.Files are possible to perform several operations in simple mode. For that it needs and uses the java.io.file.Path, this interface represents files and...
on Oct 10, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss
On the new JavaFX 2.0.2 beta release for Mac OS.
on Oct 5, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss
How JavaFX 2.0 takes the best ideas from Swing, Flash, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and brings it all together in one powerful technology.
on Sep 18, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss

J2SE

  Was added to his package to facilitate applications which needs scalable processes. A feature is atomic variable. Variable atomic means that it cannot be divided -  it's like the S.O. with any resource (Driver CD, USB) cannot be divided but needs be used in many processes.              ...
on Oct 26, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss
The java.util.concurrent library added a little gem of a class, TimeUnit, which is well worth knowing a bit about.
on Oct 21, 2011 | Permalink | Discuss