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Java in the Enterprise, part 2
by Joel Scotkin
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Find out why application architects are jazzed about Java.
(2,000 words)
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Has Microsoft created an "open" technology in Active Server Pages?
by Robert E. Lee
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Rob studies the issue from both sides while comparing ASP with
JavaServer Pages.
(1,800 words)
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More than just another pretty name
by Rob Guth
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The singles bar way of computing. Why is the world jazzed on Jini?
(2,200 words)
Spotlight on Linux
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Linus on Linux
by Robert McMillan
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An interview with the creator of Linux.
(2,100 words)
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Sparking up Linux
by John Little
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A step-by-step guide to installing and configuring Linux on your SPARC.
(3,000 words)
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Linux versus NT
by Cameron Laird
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Feature wars! We compare Linux to NT and Solaris.
(800 words)
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Top news stories
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Sun, Lucent to deliver unified messaging platform
by Torsten Busse
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Solaris to be backbone of new message systems for telecos and ISPs.
(400 words)
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Tadpole Technology purchases major competitor RDI Computer Corporation
by Stephanie Steenbergen
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Unix-based mobile computer manufacturers shrink to one.
(240 words)
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Data Warehouse World: Checking out success, failure, and myth
by Marc Ferranti
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"Father" of data warehousing calls press reports of project failures "poppycock."
(1,000 words)
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Career Advisor:
Education and experience -- too much, not enough?
by Edgar Saadi
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Finding the employment sweet spot for the position you want.
(1,400 words)
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Regular Expressions:
1998 -- Breakthrough year for scripting
by Cameron Laird & Kathryn Soraiz
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Python opens up its source code. Plus news on MetaCard, WSH, Lua, Tcl, and Perl. Check out this brand new column on scripting news.
(2,200 words)
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IT Architect:
The architect's role in package application integration
by Steve Gunnell
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Read this before you implement that new ERP package.
(2,700 words)
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Bill's Bookshelf:
Internet business for dummi(C)e(O)s
by Bill Rosenblatt
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Unleashing the Killer App could be required reading for your manager.
(2,300 words)
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Letters to the editor
Readers speak out
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To consult or not to consult: That is the question for Edgar Saadi.
Plus: Tips on integrating NDS with Syntax and solving the
"NFS Server not responding" error.
(1,500 words)
More news
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The buzz on the bug
by Stephanie Steenbergen
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How does the e-mail security bug affect Solaris users?
(1,000 words)
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The Internet Files:
News on the latest Internet standards and struggles
by IDG News Service
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Plan for new domain name organization almost finalized; Al Gore outlines new privacy initiative; Europe debates the U.S. plan for Internet governance.
(5 stories posted)
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SunSpots:
The latest tidbits on Sun deals and product news
by IDG News Service
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Sun useability expert forms start-up. Solaris now free for students and code hackers. IBM and Sun release JavaOS
for Business. And Bill Joy joins the Novell board of directors.
(5 stories posted)
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Eye on the Competition:
Up-to-the-minute news on Sun's rivals
by IDG News Service
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SCO Forum: Tarantella upgrade, new release of OpenServer. Nasdaq taps NT for surveillance system.
(5 stories posted)
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New products
by John J. McLaughlin
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If it runs on, plugs into, or talks to Sun, SPARC, or Solaris, it's here in the industry's most comprehensive and timely new product listing.
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Webmaster:
Outsourcing your Web site, part 2
by Chuck Musciano
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Finding an outsourcing partner is kind of like going on a blind date; here's how to prepare yourself.
(2,200 words)
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Inside Solaris:
Peeling back the process layers
by Jim Mauro
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Jim explains the Solaris implementation of
processes, threads, and lightweight processes.
(2,600 words)
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Security: Pete's Wicked World
-- The Unix Secure Programming FAQ
by Peter Galvin
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Gene Spafford and Matt Bishop lend a hand in creating this guide to secure programming in Unix.
(2,000 words)
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Performance Q&A:
Unlocking the kernel
by Adrian Cockcroft
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How you can monitor mutex contention and decide what to do when it becomes a problem.
(4,000 words)
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Connectivity:
What exactly is a cluster anyway?
by Rawn Shaw
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And why you should care.
(2,300 words)
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Unix 101:
Four fun Unix commands
by Mo Budlong
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Mo ends his series on short Unix commands with basename, dirname, time, and tee.
(2,000 words)
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