Despite its current shortcomings, gcc-java shows great promise as the foundation of a completely free Java stack, and it already can be used to build many real-world applications; see the on-line ...

Upgrading Java applications to J# is the quickest and easiest way to port Java applications to the .Net Framework.

Lee Chuk-Munn shows how a management framework can be used to check on a Java application that is running.

In this article, Wang Yu takes real world cases as examples to explain ways on how to scale Java applications based on his experiences on the laboratory projects, and at the same time, bring together ...

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 ...

However, there is hardly any mention of Java and assembly language code working together. In an earlier article I showed how assembly language programs can be called from Java applications.

A lot of Java applications today can be extended viz. adding new features to the application by writing "plug-ins" in Java. Lee Chuk-Munn shows how.

Waratek, which improves virtualization on servers running Java to permit much higher density (see story), faced a surprising outcome when a major global bank tested its software security. The bank ...

You might be a Java purist, but as Microsoft's .Net grows more popular so does the demand to migrate Java or Visual J++ (VJ++) applications to Visual J# or Visual C#. Several existing client ...

Scaling Your Java EE Applications -- Part 2 Java applications can be scaled vertically (on a single system), or horizontally (across multiple systems). But to do either, you have to understand all ...