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How to Create PDF using iText in Java?

October 27, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Generating PDF report is the very general requirement in most of the Java projects. iText is the most popular PDF API used by the Java developers for generating the PDF report. It is very simple and easy to get started writing simple PDF files. If you are familiar with iText API,  it provides more advanced …

Category: JavaTag: iText

Properties To XML File Folder Structure

How To Convert Properties File Into XML File Using Java?

October 27, 2013 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

In my previous tutorials I have explained about how to use DOM Parser and SAX Parser. This tutorial explain with very simple utility method available in the Java package used for converting your existing properties file to a XML file. Sometimes this may be the requirement for Java developers, instead of manually converting properties file …

Category: JavaTag: XML

A Simple Factory For Collections Using Varargs

October 23, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

Suppose you want to create a list object in Java and populate it with some default elements, how would you go about coding it? One will pursue one of the following approaches: (If you have any other approach feel free to share them via the comments and we will update the post accordingly). In the …

Category: JavaTag: Java 5.0

Using Encoder With WebSocket in Java EE 7

October 19, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

In my previous post I wrote about using decoders with WebSocket. In the same post I mentioned about Encoders and that they are used for encoding the Java objects or any data into some string/binary format which is then sent to the client end point of the websocket connection. In this post I will elaborate …

Category: Java EETag: javaee 7

Create CSS Classes For Buttons

October 18, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

This CSS tutorial explains how to create custom CSS classes for buttons with great look and feel. If you are into Web development, very probably you must have ran into some CSS framework like Blueprint , Bootstrap , Green and Pure are some examples. They all have their peculiarities and offer great classes for creating responsive sites and implementation of UI elements, including buttons …

Category: JavaTag: CSS, HTML

Using Decoder With WebSocket In Java EE 7

October 16, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

This post is part of the series of posts covering different JavaEE 7 features. In the past I wrote about: Creating WebSocket using JavaEE 7 Parsing JSON using the JSR 353 implementation in JavaEE 7- Using the Streaming API. Parsing JSON using the JSR 353 implementation in JavaEE 7- Using the Object Model API. This …

Category: Java EETag: javaee 7

Creating JSON Data Using The Java JSON API (JSR 353)

October 14, 2013 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

JSON has been around for quite sometime now and lot of languages are offering out of the box support for parsing and creating JSON data. The JDK didn’t have support for parsing and creating JSON data out of the box. One had to make use of libraries for parsing and creating JSON data like Google …

Category: JavaTag: JSON, JSR

Introduction to JavaScript

October 12, 2013 //  by Manisha Patil

This article aims to give an introduction to simple and not extremely formal scripting language which have been established as one of the foundations of the entire web application. You’ve probably heard this name, but have no idea what it is or you may have used it but have no basic idea about this. Then this …

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