Hibernate Mapping Many-to-One using Annotations
Find out how to to do many-to-one mapping using hibernate annotations.

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Hibernate Mapping One-to-One using Annotations
Learn how to do one-to-one mapping using hibernate annotations.

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Hibernate Mapping Many-to-Many using Annotations
Learn how to do many-to-many mapping using hibernate annotations.

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Hibernate Mapping One-to-Many using Annotations
See how to do one-to-many mapping using hibernate annotations.

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Hibernate Mapping Component
Find out how to do component mapping using hibernate.

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Hibernate Annotations Tutorial
Learn how to create a simple example using the Hibernate Annotations.

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Hibernate Mapping One-to-Many Tutorial
How to do one-to-many mapping using hibernate.

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Hibernate Mapping Many-to-One
Learn how to do many-to-one mapping using hibernate. 

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Hibernate Mapping One-to-One
Learn how to do one-to-one mapping using hibernate.

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Developing Applications with JBoss and Hibernate
Developers will be introduced to Hibernate and learn to build Java classes and map files from scratch. They will also learn to reverse engineer the database schema into Java classes and Hibernate mapping files and build a web application that will be able to interact with the Hibernate POJOs which they will later deploy to JBoss AS.

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Hibernate Mapping Tutorial
In this tutorial you will learn how to do many-to-many mapping in hibernate.

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Use Hibernate to implement mapping from Java type to SQL type
Through this tutorial, developers will be able to see how Hibernate provides built-in types that map to SQL database types. Readers will also be shown how Hibernate allows them to implement and use custom types when these built-in types do not satisfy the application's requirements, or when they want to change the default behavior of a built-in type. Developers will also learn to implement a custom-type class and then use it in the same way as a built-in one. (pdf file, install Acrobat Reader to read this tutorial)

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First Hibernate
This tutorial shows a simple example using Hibernate. We will create a simple Java application, showing how Hibernate works.

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Hibernate Example using Hibernate Tools
Learn how to create a simple example using the Eclipse IDE and Hibernate Tools plug-in.

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Struts Hibernate Integration
In this tutorial we will show how the Web Framework Struts and the Database Persistence Solution Hibernate can be used together.

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Spring Hibernate Tutorial
Learn how to integrate Spring and Hibernate with a simple example.

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Hibernate Tutorial
This tutorial will explain how to Hibernate.

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Swing's new Spinner component
This new column offers a glimpse into the new Java 1.4 release, starting with the new jSpinner component of Swing, which lets users easily select a date, number, or choice from a pick list.

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Struts 2 Annotation Example 1
In this example you will learn how to use Annotations in Struts 2 and see how the Convention Plug-in helps in creating an application with minimal configuration.

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Swing's new JFormattedTextField component
Accepting formatted input doesn't have to be difficult with input verifiers and focus listeners. Learn how to use the new JFormattedTextField component to prompt for numbers, dates, and formatted input.

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Struts 2 Annotation Example 2
In this annotation example you will learn how to use the Action and Result annotations and see how to change the default location of the result pages.

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Struts 2 Dynamic Method Invocation
In this example you will see how you can avoid configuring a seperate action mapping for each method in the Action class by using the wildcard method.

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Using Custom Cursors in Java
This tutorial shows how to go beyond the predefined cursors in Java and create your own cursors using a GIF or PNG that are dsiplayed when the user moves the mouse over a Java component (AWT or Swing).

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Know your Oracle application server
A Java application server is the runtime environment for a Java enterprise application. It provides services to components such as servlets and Enterprise JavaBeans (EJBs) in the form of containers. A container is an interface between a component and the platform-specific functionality that supports it.

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Long-term persistence
The ability to save the JavaBean component state for long-term persistence within an XML document has been a topic of much discussion with Java developers in the past few years. This feature has finally been adopted in the 1.4 version of J2SE. In this tutorial learn how to use the new XMLEncoder and XMLDecoder classes, bypassing serialization and allowing you to generate fully initialized bean instances.

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Best practices in EJB exception handling
As J2EE has become the enterprise development platform of choice, more and more J2EE-based applications are going into production. One important component of the J2EE platform is the Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) API. Together, J2EE and EJB technology offer many advantages, but with these advantages come new challenges. In particular, any problem in an enterprise system must be resolved quickly.

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JSP Tutorial For Beginners
JSP is part of the Java technology family. JSP technology is a key component in a highly scalable architecture for web-based applications. A JSP is translated into Java servlet before being run, and it processes HTTP requests and generates responses like any servlet. Like ASP or PHP, JSP also has dynamic scripting capability that works with HTML code, separating the web page logic from the static elements.

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Mash that trash -- Incremental compaction in the IBM JDK Garbage Collector
This article discusses incremental compaction, a new feature in the memory management component of IBM JDK 1.4.0. Incremental compaction is a way of spreading compaction work across different garbage collection cycles, thereby reducing pause times. The authors discuss the need for incremental compaction, the compaction phases at a high level, and some runtime parameters. They also explain how to interpret changes in the verbosegc output.

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Herong's Tutorial Notes on Java Swing
This free book is an excellent tutorial book for beginners. It is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning Java AWT and Swing. Topics include AWT, button, Chinese, component, event, frame, graphics, GUI, internal frame, Java, JDK, JFC, language, label, listener, look and feel, MVC, radio button, resolution, screen, Swing, text field, thread, toolkit, tutorial, Unicode.

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