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final (Java) 122 References [1] "How to Use the Eclipse API" (http:/ / www. eclipse. org/ articles/ article. php?file=Article-API-Use/ index. html). The Eclipse Foundation.. 2010. . Retrieved 23 July 2010. [2] Writing Final Classes and Methods (http:/ / java. sun. com/ docs/ books/ tutorial/ java/ IandI/ final. html) [3] Java theory and practice: Is that your final answer? (http:/ / www. ibm. com/ developerworks/ java/ library/ j-jtp1029. html) [4] Flanagan, David (May 1997). "Chapter 5 Inner Classes and Other New Language Features:5.6 Other New Features of Java 1.1" (http:/ / web. deu. edu. tr/ doc/ oreily/ java/ javanut/ ch05_06. htm). Java in a Nutshell (2nd Edition ed.). O'Reilly. ISBN 1-56592-262-X. . [5] "Types, Values, and Variables" (http:/ / java. sun. com/ docs/ books/ jls/ second_edition/ html/ typesValues. doc. html). Java Language Specification Chapter 4. Sun Microsystems, Inc. 2000. . Retrieved 23 July 2010. [6] "Definite Assignment" (http:/ / java. sun. com/ docs/ books/ jls/ second_edition/ html/ defAssign. doc. html). Java Language Specification. Sun Microsystems, Inc.. 2000. . Retrieved 23 July 2010. [7] Pattis, Richard E.. "More Java" (http:/ / www. cs. cmu. edu/ ~pattis/ 15-1XX/ 15-200/ lectures/ morejava/ lecture. html). Advanced Programming/Practicum 15-200. School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University. . Retrieved 23 July 2010. [8] http:/ / butunclebob. com/ ArticleS. MichaelFeathers. ItsTimeToDeprecateFinal [9] http:/ / renaud. waldura. com/ doc/ java/ final-keyword. shtml#vars FloodNet The Zapatista Tactical FloodNet is a Java Applet that assists in the execution of virtual sit-ins by automatically reloading the targeted website several times every minute. Additionally, it allows for users to post statements to the site by sending them to the server log. FloodNet was created by the Electronic Disturbance Theater members Carmin Karasic and Brett Stalbaum. This activist group executed FloodNet in April and December 1998 on Mexican and American government sites, respectively. The FloodNet program will only cause desired effect when thousands of users are logged in simultaneously, where all their browsers will automatically reload targeted website and cause desired effect. Desired effect being to cause so much traffic inside the server that any other user attempting to log in will not be able to view the website. External links • An explanation of FloodNet [8] • The FloodNet Foyer [9]
FormEngine 123 FormEngine Developer(s) imatics Software GmbH [1] Stable release 1.6.3 / July 14, 2010 Development status Active Written in Java License MIT License Website FormEngine Home [2] The FormEngine is a Java framework for dynamic form creation and complex form processing for web applications. About The primary goal of this framework is to help application developers in two areas of interest: 1. dynamic creation of form definitions at runtime 2. a simple albeit powerful way to dynamically process complex calculations and validations of form input (user data) Characteristics The FormEngine framework is build for use in available (or new) Java web application projects. It can be integrated with a few easy steps into a servlet container. Form processing occurs in form sessions that bind data processing abilities along with the snapshot of the current data model to the task that's been initiated by a user/client. A form session manages a form instance that behaves just like described in the form definition. The FormEngine relies on AJAX techniques to allow client-server communication during a form session. Calculations and data validation have to be implemented server-side only. Several design patterns aim for minimizing memory needs. Renderers are implemented thread-safe and can be used simultaneously with multiple form instances of a single form definition. History The FormEngine Java framework project started in 2007. It was created to overcome the shortfalls of other web form frameworks in several areas. It is used in a business process management suite (*) as a replacement for the Chiba Engine, a form framework to process XForms definitions. The FormEngine framework was first released for open use under a modified MIT license in december 2009. Articles and further information Several articles have been posted about the FormEngine Java framework, such as "FormEngine : Multidynamische Formulare" (german) [3] . For further information see External links.
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FormEngine 123<br />
FormEngine<br />
Developer(s)<br />
imatics Software GmbH [1]<br />
Stable release 1.6.3 / July 14, 2010<br />
Development status Active<br />
Written in Java<br />
License MIT License<br />
Website<br />
FormEngine Home [2]<br />
The FormEngine is a Java framework for dynamic form creation and complex form processing for web<br />
applications.<br />
About<br />
The primary goal of this framework is to help application developers in two areas of interest:<br />
1. dynamic creation of form definitions at runtime<br />
2. a simple albeit powerful way to dynamically process complex calculations and validations of form input (user<br />
data)<br />
Characteristics<br />
The FormEngine framework is build for use in available (or new) Java web application projects. It can be integrated<br />
with a few easy steps into a servlet container.<br />
Form processing occurs in form sessions that bind data processing abilities along with the snapshot of the current<br />
data model to the task that's been initiated by a user/client. A form session manages a form instance that behaves just<br />
like described in the form definition. The FormEngine relies on AJAX techniques to allow client-server<br />
communication during a form session.<br />
Calculations and data validation have to be implemented server-side only. Several design patterns aim for<br />
minimizing memory needs. Renderers are implemented thread-safe and can be used simultaneously with multiple<br />
form instances of a single form definition.<br />
History<br />
The FormEngine Java framework project started in 2007. It was created to overcome the shortfalls of other web form<br />
frameworks in several areas. It is used in a business process management suite (*) as a replacement for the Chiba<br />
Engine, a form framework to process XForms definitions. The FormEngine framework was first released for open<br />
use under a modified MIT license in december 2009.<br />
Articles and further information<br />
Several articles have been posted about the FormEngine Java framework, such as "FormEngine : Multidynamische<br />
Formulare" (german) [3] .<br />
For further information see External links.
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