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MotivationRemember Java started out as a tutorial site with small Java exercises where users could return for suggested solutions and examples. Over time this concept has changed slightly, and the majority of users now come to seek out solutions to Java code problems. This is reflected in how the more recent articles take the focus away from Java exercises and instead provide example code and explanations. AimThe overall aim of the site is to provide small, brief examples of commonly used Java API classes and other Java related tools with some explanations and full executing example code. Furthermore, each article should explore a particular problem, but stay focused on a few Java API packages. Although few of the examples classes will be real world applications, or even usable modules, part of the aim is to explore some real world problem in each article. Despite this limited scope, several of the articles will lead to further thoughts, extended implementations or highlight existing third party resources. Where this is the case, the article should be updated to link to the relevant material. LicencingThe code, examples or any material found on this site is provided AS IS and without any warranty. The site owner, author or anybody else associated with the material on this site shall not be liable for any damages from use of any material on this site (including but not limited to use of code or acquiring of information and knowledge). The material on this site belongs to the author of this site, unless otherwise stated. It is provided free of charge, but should any code, information or other data be useful to you in your work, you are requested to give due credit to this site and its author; Remember Java, Havard Rast Blok. Please note that any linked material might be third party software, code or data, and will not be covered by this license. Please also note that several of the classes, ideas and concepts published on this site have evolved into bigger projects, which might be licenced under different terms. Should you be in doubt of how you can use this site or any material on it, please contact the author on the e-mail address below. Contact
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