FYI--Java info: MQSeries JMS Secrets, Tetris meets the Java bean

Award winning MQSeries JMS Secrets
Find out more about how award winning IBM WebSphere MQ JMS helps 
integration. Learn how to use MQ JMS for both JMS application 
integration and JMS to non-Java application integration at The IBM 
Technical Developer Conference. Explore the strategies, technologies, 
architectures, open standards and tools you need to create and deploy 
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http://www.ibm.com/events/ibmdeveloperworkslive/?
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The Java Native Interface 
In this tutorial, IBM enterprise developer Scott Stricker deals with 
the two most common applications of JNI. Software engineer takes you 
through the basic and most commonly used techniques of JNI to help 
you develop your own JNI solutions quickly and efficiently. We'll 
cover both the essentials of the Java Native Interface and some 
of the more advanced programming challenges that can arise.
http://www-105.ibm.com/developerworks/education.nsf/java-onlinecourse-
bytitle/52FFDF7067EAA64986256B87006A5D37?Open&t=grj,l=279,p=JNI


Tetris meets the Java bean 
IBM Software Engineer provides a simple way to take the Tetris game 
model and wrap it up as a reusable Java bean component. Once the game 
elements have been broken down into Java objects, they can be 
reassembled to form the complete game model bean, enabling it to be 
plugged into virtually any Tetris GUI. 
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-tetris/?
Open&t=grj,l=279,p=tetr