Java Articles

Java (TM) Applet User Interface Depends on the Browser	Displaying a Java Applet on different browsers, with or without different operating systems, will produce slightly different user interfaces. A simple case is studied under a variety of Windows95 browsers.
Java: Coming to a TV near you!	New Java TV API Java: Coming to a TV near you! by David Reilly Imagine Java applications running on your television set. Sound far fetched? The new Java TV API promises to allow applications access to all the functionality of digital television sets, which will run the PersonalJava JVM.
New Security Vulnerability Found in Internet Explorer (IE4, IE5) Where the Java(TM) Run-Time Environment (JRE) is Installed.	A very serious security flaw has been identified for Windows users using Internet Explorer 4 and 5 with the Java Run-Time Environment. This bug gives malicious JAR files access to all areas on the user's system.
Cracking the HTML Persistence Barrier	Two Completely New Methods. A JAVA program frees itself from the launching page, persists forever, and breaks into Javascript on every following page.
NT vs. Unix	Selena delivers a surely-controversial comparison of the two primary development platforms.
Sitting for the Sun Certification Exams	Anybody can claim to be a programmer. Certification proves it.
WebDeveloper Java IDEs	New Java Integrated Development Environments are released each month as Java is accepted as a viable programming language.