The BlackBerry® Java® Development Environment (BlackBerry JDE) is a fully integrated development environment and simulation tool for building Java Micro Edition (Java ME™) applications for Java-based BlackBerry® smartphones 

Terracotta's Network-Attached Memory (NAM) is an arbitrarily large, network-attached Java heap that lets threads in multiple JVMs on multiple machines interact with each other as if they were all in the same JVM. 

Get under the hood:  This technical note describes how to transform XML response into a Java™-usable response by creating Plain Old Java Objects (POJOs) and calling JAXB's unmarshal method. Simplify how to send requests to create new instances based on images that request parameters from Java classes. 

This white paper discusses how to optimize Java application performance in a virtualized environment. Discover how to effectively operate a Java Virtual Machine in conjunction with emerging hypervisor technology. 

Caucho Technology aims to certify the Resin 4 application server on the newly finalized Java EE 6 Web Profile. This white paper discusses the Java EE 6 Web Profile and how it fits with the development philosophy of Resin as well as the details of our implementation including Resin extensions to the Java EE 6 Web Profile. 

MapXtreme Java is a 100% Java mapping engine designed to enable the use of location intelligence on the desktop, over the internet or through your organization intranet or extranet. 

In this expert handbook, discover the ways in which cloud computing is changing Java mobile app development. Read on for information on cloud security, what to expect from Java in the cloud, and true cloud-based app development. 

A number of factors are driving financial institutions to re-evaluate their payment methods.  These factors include regulations such as Single Euro Payments Area in Europe, which calls for new payment vehicles for customers. Find out how one financial institution was able to meet compliance demands by utilizing a secure payments infrastructure. 

Enterprises rely on timely, accurate information to manage business operations, identify risk, improve productivity, and increase profitability. 

Explore the ins and outs of mobile payment collection: how mobile payment collection systems work, what components are needed for it to work, and how your organization can benefit by implementing its use. 

The definition of a mobile payment is often open to interpretation and can differ from source to source.    Juniper Research has a simple definition of a mobile payment as “payment for goods or services with a mobile device such as a phone, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), or other such device.” 

This paper provides a strategy for identifying memory leaks in Java applications from the comfort of the Eclipse Java IDE. You will learn how the Java garbage collector works, the nature of memory leaks, and how to avoid them. 

Bonus payments have long been a feature of the reward package for most IT professionals, but when the UKeconomy went into freefall during late 2008, many employers either reduced such payments or did away withthem altogether.