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Taming Tiger, Part 1
An introduction to Java 1.5
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In Part 2 this series, I will go into detail about the newly introduced templating feature in J2SE 1.5 called generics. Generics are very exciting and allow you to take compile-time type safety to yet another level. Also, unlike the features discussed in this article, generics do introduce groundbreaking functionality in Java.
About the author
Tarak Modi has been architecting scalable, high-performance, distributed applications for more than eight years and is currently a senior specialist with North Highland, a management and technology consulting company. His professional experience includes hardcore C++ and Java programming; working with Microsoft technologies such as COM, MTS, COM+, and more recently .Net; Java-based technologies including J2EE; and CORBA. He has written many articles in well-known .Net and Java publications including several in JavaWorld. He currently hosts the Java Design blog at JavaWorld. He is also coauthor of Professional Java Web Services (Wrox Press, 2002; ISBN 1861003757). To find out more about him, visit his personal Website at http://www.tekNirvana.com.- Feedback
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Resources
- Read the whole series"Taming Tiger," Tarak Modi (JavaWorld)
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- Part 1An introduction to Java 1.5 (April 2004)
- Part 2Understanding generics (June 2004)
- Part 3Decorate your code with Java annotations (July 2004)
- Jeff Friesen talks about J2SE 1.5 in his Java 101 blog
http://www.javaworld.com/weblogs/java101/index.html - To learn more about the new Java features discussed in this article, read JSR 201
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=201 - For more articles on J2SE, browse the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) section of JavaWorld's Topical Index
http://www.javaworld.com/channel_content/jw-j2se-index.shtml?j2se1 - Read more JavaWorld articles written by Tarak Modi:
- "J2SE 1.4 Breathes New Life into the CORBA Community"
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- Part 1Get started developing enterprise CORBA applications with the latest version of J2SE (August 2002)
- Part 2Gain code portability with the Portable Object Adapter (September 2002)
- Part 3Create enterprise-level apps with the POA (October 2002)
- Part 4Portable interceptors and the Interoperable Naming Service (November 2002)
- "AxisThe Next Generation of Apache SOAP" (January 2002)
- "Clean Up Your Wire Protocol with SOAP"
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- Part 1An introduction to SOAP basics (March 2001)
- Part 2Use Apache SOAP to create SOAP-based applications (April 2001)
- Part 3Create SOAP services in Apache SOAP with JavaScript (June 2001)
- Part 4Dynamic proxies make Apache SOAP client development easy (July 2001)
- "Add the Power of Asynchronous Processing to Your JSPs" (February 2001)
- "Lock On to an Alternate Synchronization Mechanism" (July 2000)
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