Connecting VisualAge for
Smalltalk to the Web
by Bob Brodd,
Hatteras Software, Inc.
 Given
the meteoric rise in the popularity of the Internet, and in particular, the
World Wide Web, wouldn't it be great if you could leverage the power of
VisualAge to serve up web-based Smalltalk applications on the Internet, or even
on your own intranet? Well IBM's VisualAge Web Connection makes it all possible.
Download
the Web Connection demo!
Writing Custom Java AWT
Components
by R.J. Celestino
While
writing complex user interfaces, one often finds limitations in the Java AWT.
This article, featuring live Java applets, will get you started writing
robust, reusable components.
VisualAge for Java: Special
News from the IBM Java Group
By
Angus McIntyre, IBM
News from the VisualAge for Java front.
Find out more on this exciting, soon-to-be-released programming environment.
Web Page Design
by Elizabeth Holroyd, Web Designer.
With
all the options available to web page designers today, how can you make sense of
it all? This article delves into graphics, color, layout, and the tools to make
it all happen. Come away with the groundwork to get moving in HTML.
 "Creating the Future... Beyond the
Internet." by John Patrick
Hear the vice president
of Internet Technology at IBM, John Patrick, give his keynote address from
Internet World in Singapore
Skip McGaughey, IBM VisualAge
Marketing Manager
by Paul Kaufman,
Hatteras Software, Inc.
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Skip offers insights into the present and future of the VisualAge family of
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Using the Interpreter Pattern
for Run-time Queries
by Kyle Brown,
Knowledge Systems Corporation.
User-defined queries are a common part of many IS
applications. However, it's not easy to see how to implement them in an
object-oriented way. This article demonstrates how the Interpreter Pattern from
"Design Patterns" by Gamma, Helms, Johnson and Vlissides can provide a
simple and extensible solution to this perplexing problem.
The Changing Face of
VisualAge for C++ and VisualAge for Java
by Dale Nilsson, IBM .
Find out about the
current state of VisualAge for C++ product and platform coverage. Dale also
looks at the latest books on VisualAge for C++ and includes a description of the
upcoming VisualAge for Java beta.
The Renaissance Programmer
by Bruce Whitenack, The Object People.
This
article focuses on the required skills and tools for building systems in the
VisualAge for Smalltalk server environment. 
COBOL Spices Up Java
by Wilbert Kho, IBM.
A lot of corporations
depend on so called legacy, mission-critical applications that are written in
COBOL. The wholesale conversion of these applications and data to Java is a very
daunting task. Wilbert gets down to the nitty-gritty as he tackles interfacing
COBOL with Java. 
Widgetkit/Business Graphics by
ObjectShare System
by Mark Lorenz,
Hatteras Software, Inc.
From ObjectShare Systems, this
product is a class library for VisualAge for Smalltalk development that makes it
easy to include all kinds of graphical charts and tables in your application.
VisualAge for C++: Visual
Programmer's Handbook
by Keith Hubbard,
IBM.
Check out the review of a complete, step-by-step
introduction to visual programming using IBM's VisualAge for C++.
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