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LxLabs Exec Found Dead After Hack

June 9, 2009 — The owner of India-based software firm LxLabs, developers of virtualization application HyperVM, was found dead in his Bangalore home on Monday.

Web Host Hack Deletes 100k Sites

June 8, 2009 — As many as 100,000 websites were deleted Sunday evening after hackers exploited a vulnerability found in UK web hosting provider Vaserv’s system, according to an exclusive report by The Register.

HostMG Supports Ruby on Rails, JSP

June 29, 2006 — Web hosting provider HostMG announced on Wednesday it has introduced support for Ruby on Rails and JavaServerPages for no additional cost to its entire set of Web hosting packages.

JBoss Launches Seam 1.0

June 14, 2006 — Linux provider Red Hat division, JBoss, announced on Wednesday it has released JBoss Seam 1.0, a new application framework for Web 2.0 applications.

Mixing JSTL and JSF in Web Applications

Though the JavaServer Pages Standard Tag Library (JSTL) and the newer JavaServer Faces (JSF) technology are very different, they’re not totally incompatible.

Run Your Java Programs as Microsoft Windows Services

Java programs are made to run in the JVM, but unfortunately that leaves them with no hooks into the OS. To address this, try a free utility called JavaService.

Integrating Struts, Tiles and JavaServer Faces

In this article, Enterprise Java experts Srikanth Shenoy and Nithin Mallya show you how to integrate Struts, Source code for the integration is available.

Building with Ant: Introduction

Developing Web applications using Java Servlets, JavaServer Pages, and other J2EE technologies is fun! See how to avoid many of the common growing pains of application development by using simple tools, like Ant and JUnit, and a simple directory structure

Author interview: Fields and Kolb, authors of Web Development with JavaServer Pages

In this exclusive interview, we talk with Duane Fields and Mark Kolb, and ask them about Java Server Pages (JSP). JSP promises to make creating dynamic websites easy, by providing a scripting interface to server-side Java.

Sun Microsystems Offers New Sun Fire V100 UNIX System

March 18, 2002 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Sun Microsystems, Inc, a uniprocessor rack-optimized servers provider, today announced that it’s adding Web server software and enhancements to its single processor, general purpose server. Sun Microsystems? (sun.com) new Sun Fire V100 system provides a complete, easily managed server with the reliability and scalability of the ltraSPARC/Solaris architecture at or below traditional PC server prices.