AJAX Questions and Answers

What's AJAX?

1. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a newly
coined term for two powerful browser features that
have been around for years, but were overlooked by
many web developers until recently when applications
such as Gmail, Google Suggest, and Google Maps hit the
streets.
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AJAX FAQ

Embedding .Net Inside Java!!

Solving complex problems with a single language for one solution is
often impossible. Developers in a team for single project may have
expertise in one programming language or another. However embedding
languages lets developers work side-by-side in a single project.
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.NET + JAVA

Java Integration Test Tips

Unit testing gives developer productivity a huge boost. However
sometimes we end up writing tests that are not up to the unit-test
standard. Java Integration Testing can help you avoid such frustrating
scenarios.
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JAVA Integration Test

JAXP - Tips and Tricks !!!

One way to use Java with XML is to use the Java API for XML Parsing
(JAXP). Many times you may use the Simple API for XML (SAX). However
some great tips and tricks can help you use Java with XML efficiently.
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JAXP - Tips,Tricks...

Secrets of Efficient Java Error-handling!!

Being programmer you must be familiar with Java exceptions. It is
simple to design a limited exception tree that fulfills the
requirements of a good error-handling system. However the secret of
good error-handling system resides in focusing on the kinds of actions
the system should take.
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Error Handling in Java

Java Iterator Observers!!

Iterator and Observers are amongst the important design patterns in
Java. Iterator and Observer patterns can add more benefit to your
programming code by using them together to create Iterator Observers.
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Java Iterator & Observers

Java Synchronization

Deadlock is a well-known risk associated with excessive
synchronization. Because deadlocks occur infrequently and
unpredictably and are often not obvious so they can cause serious
problems in Java programs.
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DeadLock