- How to setup Log4j in a web app - fast — This page provides a quick guide for setting up Log4j in a web application. It is intended for those who are already familiar with Log4j and just need a rapid reminder.
- Java Logging Standards and Guidelines — Following these guidelines can help you make your logging output as consistent as possible across classes.
- Java Naming Standards and Guidelines — This document provides guidelines for naming classes in Java code. You can use them to help achieve code consistency amongst your development team.
- Struts 2
- How to trim whitespaces from your JSP pages
- Freemarker
- Should you log before or after printStackTrace?
- Spring
- How to install Tomcat 6 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard
- Eclipse IDE
- How to create a Maven web app and deploy to Tomcat - fast — This procedure will help you create a new web application in Maven and deploy it to a Tomcat server in five simple steps.
- How to find dependency libraries to add to your Maven POM — This handy technique can help you figure out how to declare dependencies for common libraries in your Maven 2 POM.
- How to setup SLF4J and LOGBack in a web app - fast — If you are using Maven skip this step.
- Java source code to UML
- Java System Properties
- Regular Expressions in Java
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Freemarker
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Should you log before or after printStackTrace?
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Spring
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How to install Tomcat 6 on Mac OS X Snow Leopard
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Eclipse IDE
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How to create a Maven web app and deploy to Tomcat - fast
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How to find dependency libraries to add to your Maven POM
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How to setup SLF4J and LOGBack in a web app - fast
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Java source code to UML
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Java System Properties
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Regular Expressions in Java