http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/categories/Serverside/ Interesting questions and answers on Java en Joseph Ottinger Wed, 03 Dec 2008 14:32:00 GMT Pebble (http://pebble.sourceforge.net) http://backend.userland.com/rss http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219954260000.html Sometimes, people design data structures, persisted entities, only to find that - <strong>gasp!</strong> - their data structures are more fluid than they expected. When all of your data is transient - meaning that it can be destroyed safely - that's no big deal, because you just drop the tables in question (or the whole database) and start over. (Sound familiar, Rails fans?) Sometimes, that's not enough - so what do you do?<p><a href="http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219954260000.html">Read more...</a></p> Architecture Persistence Serverside Coding http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219954260000.html#comments http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219954260000.html Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:11:00 GMT http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219947000000.html You send mail in Java with one of two APIs, basically: JavaMail and Commons-Email. People who use JavaMail fit in one of three categories: they don't know about Commons-Email, they are doing bulk mail and know what they're doing, or they're gluttons for punishment. Here's a class that shows how to send mail with both JavaMail and Commons-Email, for the case of sending to a single address.<p><a href="http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219947000000.html">Read more...</a></p> Serverside Coding http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219947000000.html#comments http://enigmastation.com:80/pebble/qotd/2008/08/28/1219947000000.html Thu, 28 Aug 2008 18:10:00 GMT