Java Web services
Java Web services usually include some combination of programming and data that are made available from a business' Web server for Web users or other Web-connected programs. Java Web services range from such major services as storage management to much more limited services, such as checking the bids on an auction item. The acceleration of Web services development is a major trend. Learn about Web services architecture and its ties to Java development. .
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Java Web services News
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September 22, 2017
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Sep'17
CloudBees, partners add Jenkins services, security
CloudBees, the steward of the Jenkins DevOps platform, has teamed up with partners to provide managed Jenkins services, as well as new security features and database support.
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December 08, 2015
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Dec'15
Did Android applications save Java? Expert weighs in
Barry Burd, Java expert and author, discusses how Android applications may have brought Java back from the brink.
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October 29, 2015
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Oct'15
Oracle underwhelms with their Java SE Cloud Service announcement
At JavaOne 2015, Shaun Smith took the stage to discuss the direction that Oracle is taking in terms of developing, deploying and hosting Java applications in the cloud.
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February 17, 2015
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Feb'15
Discussing Aerospike at DeveloperWeek 2015
Aerospike's developer discusses how the NoSQL database recently moved its IP to open source at DeveloperWeek 2015.
Java Web services Get Started
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Guide to the JavaOne 2017 conference
At JavaOne 2017, the Java community discusses the pinnacles of modern software technologies, including DevOps, mobile applications, digital transformation and, of course, Java. Continue Reading
Evaluate Java Web services Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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High-performance computing with cloud clusters
An expert offers tips for using cloud clusters to roll out high-performance computing applications in the cloud. Continue Reading
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Choose EAI tools as SaaS, mobile integrations grow
At JavaOne 2014, Steve Millidge discusses EAI tools that fit with SaaS and mobile integration growth. Continue Reading
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Java pro digs into trends in IoT, mobile, Java 9
Java expert Barry Burd discusses trends in Java 9, mobile development and IoT at JavaOne 2014. Continue Reading
Manage Java Web services
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Everything to know about overcoming digital transformation challenges
As organizations adopt new technologies, like blockchain, IoT devices and deep learning, strategies must be developed to address inevitable digital transformation challenges. Continue Reading
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Tips for avoiding external and internal API performance issues
After convincing users to integrate into your system, the last thing you want is for them to suffer from API performance issues. Ensure users that API performance isn't a problem. Continue Reading
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How to put configurable security in effect for an IoT gateway
Implementing security for an IoT gateway is challenging. A software developer shares best practices for developing a dynamic and robust security model. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Java Web services Issues
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Overprovisioning: A costly cloud computing mistake
Expert Pete Adams explains how overprovisioning is one of two mistakes IT pros make when running an infrastructure in the cloud. Continue Reading