This article addresses frequently occurring issues that can snowball into performance bottlenecks in enterprise Java applications. Based on a sample Java web services application, the authors ...

Troubleshooting Java memory problems can be tricky. In this article, we discuss the proper approach for locating them, and we take a look at a wide range of tools we can use to eradicate them.

The new 1.4.1 to Apple's Java component in Mac OS X adds several enhancements, including: Improved Java applet support for Safari and other web browsers that support the Java Internet Plug-In.

This article looks closely at the orderly shutdown of enterprise Java Web applications. Though Java-based Web applications are emphasized in this article, many of the concepts discussed can be ...

Java not working for some applications: Forcing 32-bit mode <p>We recently wrote about reinstalling Java to correct problems with various applications including Mail and Safari.

A Java Web application is a self-contained collection of configuration files, static and dynamic resources, compiled classes and support libraries that are all treated as a cohesive unit by the ...

Coverity's Web Application Security Analysis is a development tool uses static analysis to check the security of enterprise Java applications.

LeaningTech recently released the second major iteration of CheerpJ. CheerpJ 2.0 may convert Java applications into a mix of HTML, WebAssembly and JavaScript, so that developers can run Java ...