The following are some of JavaCourses.com articles in Java user Journals

Article: Secure Component-Based E-Commerce Applications
Magazine: Component Advisor
Date: March 2000
Abstract: The explosive grwoth of doing business on the Web and the increasing demand for sophisticated high performance business applications are driving the creation of component-based software solutions for e-commerce middleware like CORBA.

Article: CORBA 3.0 Development
Magazine: Component Advisor
Date: February 2000
Abstract: CORBA 3.0's major highlight is the introduction of a CORBA component model, which specifies a framework for the creation of plug-and-play CORBA objects.

Article: Developing Distributed Components with CORBA
Magazine: Component Advisor
Date: January 2000
Abstract: A step-by-step guide to developing CORBA-based applications.

Article: RMI in IE
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: March 1999
Abstract: The Microsoft Java Virtual Machine doesn't offer direct support for Remote Method Invocation. This article shows how to add RMI functionality to VJ6 applications.

Article: Objects over Sockets
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: December 1998
Abstract: This article shows how to avoid the overhead of DCOM or RMI by sending serialized objects over the network using sockets, complete with functioning client and server applications.

Article: Getting Serial
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: October 1998
Abstract: Object serialization gives a program the ability to save the state of objects to a file or stream, and later read those objects to reconstruct the state of the program.

Article: Collection Classes
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: August 1998
Abstract: This article discusses the basics of collection classes by implementing a simple spell checker.

Article: Compute Globally, Code Locally
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: July 1998
Abstract: This article shows how the Web can be used for global computation using simple compute servers.

Article: Callbacks
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: June 1998
Abstract: This article discuss two topics. Java callbacks (you've probably guessed that it doesn't involve pointers). Then it shows to convert applets into applications.

Article: Java Patterns
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: May 1998
Abstract: The "Gang of Four" taught us the importance of design patters in the eponymous book. In this article I show how to implement some of the patterns in Java.

Article: Developing Distributed Applications in CORBA
Magazine: Java Developer's Journal
Date: May 1998
Abstract: A tutorial on developing distributed applications in CORBA.

Article: Protecting Your Host
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: April 1998
Abstract: This article show how to design and implement a security strategy for Web sites using a multi-threaded HTTP server as an example.

Article: Eradicating OutOfMemoryError Error
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: January 1998
Abstract: It's no fun to run out of memory, but you need never experience the problem if you heed this article's tips for assisting the Java garbage collector.

Article: Unraveling Threads
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: December 1997
Abstract: Java's implementation of threads is straightforward so don't shy away from the ability to (apparently) intertwine multiple processes at once. Here are the basics for weaving your own rich tapestry.

Article: Applet Security
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: November 1997
Abstract: Distributable applets make Java use exciting, but risky. However, JDK 1.1's security features can help. With this primer on cryptography, you can use a little "secret writing" to protect local files.

Article: Building Network Class Loaders
Magazine: Visual J++ Informant
Date: October 1997
Abstract: Class loaders are cornerstones of Java dynamics; they also introduce new risks that call for security management. These examples will help you keep the peace.

Article: Web Spiders
Magazine: WWWiz
Date: September 1997
Abstract: The Web has seen an explosive growth that has led to a difficulty in finding documents on the Web. As the size of the Web exponentially increased and the number of documents on the Web exceeded millions, it was clear that discovering information was no longer easy.

Article: Safe Programming with Java
Magazine: Pure Java Developer's Journal
Date: July 1997
Abstract: Discussion of Java safety and security.

Article: Protecting your Java Applications against Reverse Engineering (or Decompilation)
Magazine: JavaWorld
Date: January 1997
Abstract: A short article on protecting Java applications against decompilation.