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:: January 11, 2001 :: Vol 2, Issue 2 ::
Are you free for lunch? We hope so, because we're serving up two free 
tutorials, each of which you can easily devour during your lunch hour. 
But don't fill up on tutorials alone, because the other entrees are just 
as enticing. Our special dishes for this week include features on tracing 
Java apps, writing awk scripts, building portals, and streamlining 
software projects. 
Remember to e-mail this note to your buddies, if you've enjoyed our fare. 
We'll both thank you! 
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TUTORIALS OF THE WEEK: Applets and Trees
LINUX ZONE: Awk and Python
XML ZONE: XSLT Tips
ALPHAWORKS: Downloads
JAVA ZONE: Tracing Java Apps
SPECIAL TOPICS: Web Services, Security, and Unicode
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TUTORIALS OF THE WEEK 

Creating Applets with VisualAge for Java
New to VisualAge for Java, or trying to evaluate how this product can help 
your Java development? This free dW tutorial teaches you the basics of 
using VisualAge for Java, including using the IDE to develop and test a 
simple applet.

Building a Customized Tree View
Learning how to implement hierarchy browsing using the Java Swing tree 
view component can be tricky. Our free tutorial will demonstrate -- with 
code samples -- how to creatively use the tree view component, including 
building custom renderers and models. The tutorial also illustrates some 
innovative UI features.

LINUX ZONE 

Common Threads: Awk by Example, Part 2
Daniel Robbins' series continues to explore awk and equips you to write 
your own powerful awk scripts.

Charming Python: TK Programming in Python
Meet two user-friendly tools for GUI programming.

XML ZONE 

Improve Your XSLT Coding Five Ways
Benoît Marchal offers five tips to improve your XSLT coding. The tips 
cover topics such as using CSS with XSL style sheets (including HTML 
entities), incorporating client-side JavaScript, and working with multiple 
input documents.

ALPHAWORKS 

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