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Java technology, IBM style: Introduction to the IBM Developer Kit
With the advent of Java 5.0 comes advances from IBM in its Java technology implementation. This article opens a six-part series on changes in the latest version of the IBM Developer Kit. Author Chris Bailey begins with a brief description of the improvements to the Java 5.0 platform and moves on to a whistle-stop tour of the changes in SDKs from IBM. 		Articles 02 May 2006  
 
Java technology, IBM Style: Monitoring and problem determination
The IBM implementation of Java technology, Version 5.0 contains a number of useful tools that help you diagnose and solve Java development problems. In this final installment in our Java technology, IBM style series, you learn about the information available from the IBM trace and dump engines. You also get an introduction to the Diagnostic Toolkit and Framework for Java (DTFJ) API, with which you can write code that queries and analyzes diagnostic data. 		Articles 13 Jun 2006  
 
Java technology, IBM style: Class sharing
The new Shared Classes feature in the IBM implementation of version 5.0 of the Java platform offers a completely transparent and dynamic means of sharing all loaded classes that places no restrictions on the JVMs that are sharing the class data. This feature offers a straightforward and flexible solution for reducing virtual memory footprint and improving startup time, and there are few applications that will not benefit from it. This article explores how the feature works, how to use it, and when to use it, along with some of the features it provides. 		Articles 30 May 2006  
 
Java technology, IBM style: Garbage collection policies, Part 2
The previous installment in this series introduced the different garbage collection (GC) policies available in the IBM implementation of version 5.0 of the Java runtime and discussed their general characteristics. In this article, series contributor Mattias Persson is joined by Holly Cummins to present a quantitative approach to choosing a policy with some examples. They describe what you should consider in making a choice, how to get guidance on a choice from the verbose GC logs, and present two case studies. 		Articles 16 May 2006  
 
Java technology, IBM style: Garbage collection policies, Part 1
One of the great benefits of the Java platform is that it takes care of much of the work of garbage collection for you, but there are occasions when you still want to tweak the way garbage collection takes place. With the latest Java technology implementation from IBM, you can choose among several garbage collection policies to help you get the most out of your application. In this second article in the series Java technology, IBM style, Java developer Mattias Persson explores the available options and details the situations in which each might be appropriate. 		Articles 09 May 2006  
 
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