In concurrent programming, exclusion refers to any technique that dynamically locks certain blocks of code so multiple threads can't corrupt their shared resources in ways that can cause integrity problems. In Java, exclusion has meant using the synchronized keyword against a method or... In concurrent programming, exclusion refers to any technique that dynamically locks certain blocks of code so multiple threads can't corrupt their shared resources in ways that can cause integrity problems. In Java, exclusion has meant using the synchronized keyword against a method or...Apr. 21, 2006 02:00 PM EDT Reads: 25,279 Replies: 2 |
HTML forms are one of the best-known techniques for gathering data from a user and submitting that data to a server. However, HTML forms are only simple tools and don't natively support some of the features needed by current Web applications such as sophisticated data validation. Also,...Mar. 6, 2006 02:45 PM EST Reads: 24,431 Replies: 2 |







Craig Caulfield is a senior software engineer for a defense and commercial software house in Perth, Western Australia. He has a Bachelors degree in Computer Science, a Masters degree in Software Engineering, and holds certifications in Java, XML, DB2, UML, MySQL, and WebSphere.
HTML forms are one of the best-known techniques for gathering data from a user and submitting that data to a server. However, HTML forms are only simple tools and don't natively support some of the features needed by current Web applications such as sophisticated data validation. Also,...

















