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Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 19:11:11

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HIGHLIGHTS -- November 22, 1999

* DECEMBER issue arrives on Nov. 29! Don't miss NOVEMBER's 20+ must-reads!
* Use JavaWorld's easy-to-use Topical Index for information you need FAST!
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For the latest tips, tutorials, news, resources, and more, go to:

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JW'S DECEMBER ISSUE ARRIVES NOV. 29 -- HAVE YOU FINISHED READING NOVEMBER YET?

JavaWorld is poised to deliver the December issue on November 29. Before we archive the November issue in the BACK ISSUES section of the magazine, be sure to catch the more than 20 features, how-tos, and tutorials in NUTS & BOLTS. Here's a taste of what you'll find:

1. "Building a Java servlet framework using Reflection, Part 1"  Although Java servlets are an advanced tool used to create HTML  presentation, many developers are not taking full advantage of their capabilities. Michael Cymerman provides a servlet framework that separates Web systems into logical components with little overhead. We serve it up at:

http://www.javaworld.com/jw-11-1999/jw-11-servlet.html?112299txt

2. "Add snap to a recurring GUI device" 
Design a rubber band class hierarchy that you can reuse and extend with the classes in this article. Tony Sintes shows how these classes can provide surprising functionality. Bounce over to:

http://www.javaworld.com/jw-11-1999/jw-11-rubberband.html?112299txt

3. "Innovative ways to handle events in AWT and JFC" 
Satheesh Donthy describes three alternative ways to connect AWT or JFC event sources with any event target using five utility classes You can use the utility classes to create the smallest UI  implementation possible. Oh, how sweet it is:         

http://www.javaworld.com/jw-11-1999/jw-11-events.html?112299txt

USE JAVAWORLD'S CONVENIENT, EASY-TO-USE TOPICAL INDEX

Quickly navigate JavaWorld's rich archives with the JavaWorld Topical Index! Now you can access the information you need based on topics like How-Tos and Tutorials, Security, APIs, JDK, and many others. Choose a topic, any topic, and go to:

http://www.javaworld.com/topicalindex/jw-ti-index.html?112299.txt

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