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Java Tip 130: Do you know your data size?

16 8 月, 2002 Vladimir Roubtsov 0

Recently, I helped design a Java server application that resembled an in-memory database. That is, we biased the design toward caching tons of data in memory to provide super-fast query performance.Once we got the prototype running, we naturally decide…

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Java Tip 127: See JAR run

10 5 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

You can easily package an application’s entire set of classes and resources into a Java Archive (JAR). In fact, that is one goal of having jar files. Another is to let users easily execute the application stored in the archive. Why then are jar files s…

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Java Tip 127: See JAR run

10 5 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

You can easily package an application’s entire set of classes and resources into a Java Archive (JAR). In fact, that is one goal of having jar files. Another is to let users easily execute the application stored in the archive. Why then are jar files s…

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Java Tip 127: See JAR run

10 5 月, 2002 Shawn Silverman 0

You can easily package an application’s entire set of classes and resources into a Java Archive (JAR). In fact, that is one goal of having jar files. Another is to let users easily execute the application stored in the archive. Why then are jar files s…