- A New Era for Java Protocol Handlers - Article that examines the major changes brought about by Java 2 and how they have impacted development in the business world (specifically with regard to the web).
- Control browsers from your Java application - With a little platform-specific Java code, you can easily use your system's default browser to display any URL. Instead of purchasing a Java HTML widget for a help system, just use this class to control Netscape or Internet Explorer from Windows or Unix.
- Measure data transfer speeds via Sun's ORB in JDK 1.2 beta 4 - In this brief tip, you'll get a simple Java benchmark for data transfer speeds using CORBA. Source code is provided, which means you can modify the program. The benchmark consists of client and server applications that use Sun Microsystems's Naming Service.
- Networking our whiteboard with Java 1.1 - Discusses the networking side of a whiteboard application, allowing multi-user collaboration over the Internet. Implements two different networking layers -- one based on traditional TCP sockets and servers, and another based on RMI.
- Object transport via datagram packets - Transmit objects through a network using the Java datagram socket facility, without writing any special serialization code. Uses the ByteArray streams.
- Share Java Obects Using E-mail - The Serializable interface, new with JDK 1.1, simplifies object persistence. Here's how to transfer an object to another user via SMTP e-mail.
- URL authentication revisited - Shows how your Java 1.1 applets and applications can access URLs that require the input of a username and password.
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