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Visit developerWorks at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ============================================================== ***TABLE OF CONTENTS*** --JAVA TECHNOLOGY ZONE------------------ 1. Teach your Java code new tricks 2. The what, when, and why of beans 3. Data binding from XML to Java applications: Part 1 --LINUX ZONE---------------------------- 4. Introduction to Samba (four-part series) 5. Will Linux replace Windows NT as the server OS of choice? 6. Developing Bluetooth(TM) applications --XML ZONE------------------------------ 7. Globalizing e-commerce 8. PHP developers: Fill your XML toolbox --COLLABORATION ZONE (beta)------------- 9. Connectivity in your pocket 10. Using Linux as a collaborative platform --COMPONENTS ZONE (beta)---------------- 11. All about EJB 2.0 12. Reusable software and the glue that holds it together --OPEN SOURCE ZONE---------------------- 13. Rebuilding the old alliance between schools and open source 14. Does Brooks' Law apply to Linux? --WEB ARCHITECTURE ZONE----------------- 15. Designing for performance 16. Machine Translation: developerWorks demo --STARTUP RESOURCES--------------------- 17. An interview with Garage.com's Guy Kawasaki 18. Incubator U: The commercialization of higher education --DEVELOPER EVENTS---------------------- 19. Webcast: Focus on Web Integrators, August 1, 2000 20. Solutions, The IBM Technical Developer Conference, August 14-17, 2000 --IBM OFFERINGS------------------------- 21. IBM announces WebSphere software platform for e-business 22. IBM announces Web site creation and publishing software for Linux ----------------------------------------------------- JAVA TECHNOLOGY ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 1. Teach your Java code new tricks! This Internationalization tutorial pushes the envelope on portability through the use of localized strings, currencies, numbers, dates, and GUI components. http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2. Learn the roles of Java interfaces and classes needed to create EJB components in this second installation on EJB components: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 3. There's a new way to handle XML data in Java applications. Part one of this four-part series shows you how to start using the ties that bind Java and XML. http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- LINUX ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 4. Configure Samba so that it does everything you want it to do. See Daniel Robbins' tutorial series at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 5. Look behind the scenes and see why Linux is thriving as a server OS: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 6. IBM offers developers a jumpstart for developing Bluetooth(TM) applications at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- XML ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 7. Globalizing e-commerce: Open standards like XML are helping to open wallets as e-tailing spreads across the planet. Find out how at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 8. Fill your XML toolbox with essential tools and libraries for using XML with PHP at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- COLLABORATION ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 9. Connectivity in your pocket: Read why the world has gone wacky over WAP, and why Jeff Jurvis thinks it's with good reason. http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10. Trying to build a Linux workgroup with free software? You may be pleasantly surprised by what you learn from Peter Varhol's multipart feature at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- COMPONENTS ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 11. Dramatic EJB 2.0 changes enhance flexibility and portability in your application development. Read all about it at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12. Read what Mark Grand has to say about reusable software and the glue that holds it together at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- OPEN SOURCE ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 13. Find out how some current projects are helping schools and open source restore their old alliance at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 14. Does Brooks' Law apply to Linux? Paul Jones, Director of UNC's MetaLab, lets you decide at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- WEB ARCHITECTURE ZONE ----------------------------------------------------- 15. Design for performance. Find out how optimization cuts download times and improves resource utilization at high-volume sites: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 16. Machine Translation: developerWorks demo. Learn how we implemented machine translation on dW and try it for yourself at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- STARTUP RESOURCES ----------------------------------------------------- 17. developerWorks interviews Guy Kawasaki, Garage.com Venture "gapitalist," to ask him about some of the biggest concerns that new ventures face. http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 18. Incubator U: Entrepreneurs outside of academia are welcome at university incubators. Read about the benefits and the drawbacks of university-sponsored incubation at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- DEVELOPER EVENTS ----------------------------------------------------- 19. Webcast: Focus on Web Integrators, August 1, 2000. Register at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] to see and hear first-hand how successful web integrator Synertech, Inc. overcame a time-to-market crunch and completely won over a customer. 20. Solutions, The IBM Technical Developer Conference, is the premier event for developers who need to understand the e-business environment and use new technologies to build e-business solutions. Participate in this empowered, knowledge-transfer environment August 14-17, 2000 in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Conference Center. Register now at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ----------------------------------------------------- IBM OFFERINGS ----------------------------------------------------- 21. IBM announces WebSphere software platform for e-business: the get-it-done, rapid-development, strategic-growth, universal software platform for e-business. Get the technical details at http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 22. IBM announces Web site creation and publishing software for Linux: http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How to use this mailing list ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This developerWorks newsletter has been sent to you on a one-time basis only. 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