Learn Java Using Eclipse

In this issue of Java Development 2.0, Andrew Glover describes how to develop and deploy for Amazon elastic Compute Cloud (EC2). Learn about the differences between EC2 and Google App Engine, and how to quickly build and run a simple EC2 with the Eclipse plug-in and the concise Groovy language ...

We have just released a new tutorial and sample code to illustrate how to use Java-related technologies in Windows Azure. In this guide, we provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to migrate the Java Spring Framework application (petclinic sample application) to the Windows Azure cloud. The code that comes with this document is also published in GitHub. We encourage Java developers to download and explore this new sample and tutorial. Windows ...

This article series consists of two parts, and in part 1th of this series you will learn how to use the Tiyatien Center API and how to monitor deadlocks in a running Java application. Part 2nd uses the deadlock detection application developed in this article and adds a method to analyze the view to show where the application spends most of its CPU cycles. Have you ever encountered an application server hang without a clear cause or a Java application has become unresponsive? Is your application memory ...

program example and Analysis Hadoop is an open source distributed parallel programming framework that realizes the MapReduce computing model, with the help of Hadoop, programmers can easily write a distributed parallel program, run it on a computer cluster, and complete the computation of massive data. In this article, we detail how to write a program based on Hadoop for a specific parallel computing task, and how to compile and run the Hadoop program in the ECLIPSE environment using IBM MapReduce Tools. Preface ...

Foreword in an article: "Using Hadoop for distributed parallel programming the first part of the basic concept and installation Deployment", introduced the MapReduce computing model, Distributed File System HDFS, distributed parallel Computing and other basic principles, and detailed how to install Hadoop, how to run based on A parallel program for Hadoop. In this article, we will describe how to write parallel programs based on Hadoop and how to use the Hadoop ecli developed by IBM for a specific computing task.

Developing spark applications with Scala language [goto: Dong's blog http://www.dongxicheng.org] Spark kernel is developed by Scala, so it is natural to develop spark applications using Scala. 　　If you are unfamiliar with the Scala language, you can read Web tutorials a Scala Tutorial for Java programmers or related Scala books to learn. This article will introduce ...

This is the second of the Hadoop Best Practice series, and the last one is "10 best practices for Hadoop administrators." Mapruduce development is slightly more complicated for most programmers, and running a wordcount (the Hello Word program in Hadoop) is not only familiar with the Mapruduce model, but also the Linux commands (though there are Cygwin, But it's still a hassle to run mapruduce under windows ...

Foreword in the first article of this series: using Hadoop for distributed parallel programming, part 1th: Basic concepts and installation deployment, introduced the MapReduce computing model, Distributed File System HDFS, distributed parallel Computing and other basic principles, and detailed how to install Hadoop, How to run a parallel program based on Hadoop in a stand-alone and pseudo distributed environment (with multiple process simulations on a single machine). In the second article of this series: using Hadoop for distributed parallel programming, ...

How to install Nutch and Hadoop to search for Web pages and mailing lists, there seem to be few articles on how to install Nutch using Hadoop (formerly DNFs) Distributed File Systems (HDFS) and MapReduce. The purpose of this tutorial is to explain how to run Nutch on a multi-node Hadoop file system, including the ability to index (crawl) and search for multiple machines, step-by-step. This document does not involve Nutch or Hadoop architecture. It just tells how to get the system ...

Many of Android's introductory books, which are introduced as soon as the layout is finished, introduce the components one at a time, and then start writing the components using the example. Every time when the small partners may have some doubt: should be chewed out a "Java programming thought" first to learn Java knowledge? When you use these components, how do you organize them better? In real life, Android and IOS have already designed the application level of the more simple and easy to use, but also with rich documents to match it, so don't worry about such as ...