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JSP technology is well-known,
Examine the roots of the
This is a series of tutorials
There are names in the
supported by most
double-checked locking
that show you how to create
English language like Sam
application servers, and
idiom, why it was developed,
an object-orientated
O'Neil, Jenny McCarthy,
endorsed by the J2EE
and why it doesn't work. The
adventure gaming system.
Beverly d'Angelo, Leonardo
Blueprints. Why would you
Java programming language
 
di Caprio, Don Alejandro de
choose otherwise? In this
contains several useful
 
la Vega, Wernher von Braun,
first of a two-part series,
programming idioms. It also
 
etc. that give us trouble
learn about the Tea template
contains some that further
 
when we try to properly
language and how Tea can be
study has shown should not
 
capitalize them in software
a viable alternative to JSP
be used. Double-checked
 
applications. I provide a
technology.
locking is one such idiom
 
customizable and extendable
 
that should never be used.
 
solution to this problem. I
 
 
 
had looked through many
 
 
 
documents on the net
 
 
 
concerning capitalization in
 
 
 
English and also spoke to
 
 
 
some people that are
 
 
 
supposed to know things like
 
 
 
this. Then I've written some
 
 
 
code that puts all this
 
 
 
theory into Java.


Date: Aug, 22 2002


Date: May, 21 2002


Date: Sep, 21 1999


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Date: May, 11 2004
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