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Build and Implement A Single Sign-On Solution
Chris Dunne provides a step-by-step description of his experience with building a single sign-on solution for a Web portal. He shows you how to set up an open source solution, the Central Authentication Service from Yale University, and how to extend it to authenticate to a Microsoft Active Directory infrastructure.
Rating 4/5
| 2004-01-28
Scheduling Recurring Tasks In Java Applications
All manner of Java applications commonly need to schedule tasks for repeated execution. In this article, Java developer Tom White shows you how to build a simple, general scheduling framework for task execution conforming to an arbitrarily complex schedule.
Rating 5/5
| 2004-01-23
Eye On Performance: A Load Of Stress
Intrepid optimizers Jack Shirazi and Kirk Pepperdine, Director and CTO of JavaPerformanceTuning.com, follow performance discussions all over the Internet. A recent stop on TheServerSide.com message boards revealed some questions on stress testing and load testing. Jack and Kirk examine this subject in detail and discuss how the right tool can make a load of difference in your results.
Rating 5/5
| 2004-01-22
A Brief History Of Garbage Collection
The Java language may be the most widely used programming language to rely on garbage collection, but it is by no means the first. Garbage collection has been an integral part of many programming languages, including Lisp, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Haskell, ML, Scheme, and Modula-3, and has been in use since the early 1960s.
Rating 3/5
| 2004-01-22
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