1001 Java Programmer's Tips (with CD-rom)
Mark C. Chan, et al / Paperback / Published January 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java has evolved into one of the hottest programming languages for the World Wide Web allowing programmers to integrate animation, music, audio, dialog boxes, and secure transactions into state-of-the-art Web pages. 1001 JAVA Programmer's Tips examines all aspects of Java in detail, using Java applets that provide real solutions. This book gives programmers what they desire the mostcode, code, and more code! The companion CD-ROM includes the complete source code for several hundred of programs presented in 1001 JAVA Programmer's Tips. In addition, the CD-ROM contains the Java Development Kit (...
Ed Tittel, Mark Gaither / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Get up to speed fast on JAVA--the new object-oriented, securely executable scripting language for hot-shot Web developers. Learn key syntax elements, and understand the special power JAVA brings to advanced Web programs--including 3-D graphics and interactivity. This is your fast, authoritative resource on this new language from the publishers of Internet World and VRWorld magazines.
Adam Freeman, Darrel Ince / Unknown Binding / Published March 1996
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Awt Programming for JavaMiles O'Neal, Tom Stewart (Contributor) / Paperback / Published December 1996
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An overview to the AWT explains how it works within Java and how the various AWT functions operate, from simple class program coding to constructing GUI components. Original. (Intermediate).
H. Schussler, Mr H. Schussler / Paperback / Expected April 2000
(Not Yet Published)
Borland's Jbuilder : No Experience Required (No Experience Required Series)John Zukowski / Unknown Binding / Published August 1997
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A straightforward, skills based guide, this book teaches all the essential functions of Borland's JBuilder without wasting time rehashing all the Java basics. It jumps right into the benefits of this development system. Extensive coverage is given on creating, implementing, and interfacing with Java Beans for corporate development and client/server applications.
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Core Java 1.1 : Fundamentals (Sunsoft Press Java Series)Cay S. Horstmann, Gary Cornell / Unknown Binding / Published August 1997
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Endorsed by Sun Microsystems, Core Java 1.1 deals with "fundamental" Java programming. The first volume deals with fundamental Java programming. Geared toward the more experienced programmer who has a knowledge of some other programming language, this guide is full of tips and smart enhancements to help you get the most out of basic Java.
Cay S. Horstmann(Contributor) / Unknown Binding / Published March 1996
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A comprehensive guide to all Java features and syntax offers tips that are especially helpful for C/C++, Visual Basic, and COBOL programmers who want to enhance their network applications while broadening their marketability. (Advanced)
Dummies Tech Press / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Cutting-Edge Java Game ProgrammingNeil Bartlett, et al / Unknown Binding / Published November 1996
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Cutting-Edge Java Game Programming deals a royal flush when it comes to creating card games, board games, and arcade-style action games for the Internet. Learn how to create and run your own game server, a complete framework for introducing game players to each other, enabling them to play games across the Internet, and charging for play time.
Decompiling Java (Java Masters)Godfrey Nolan / Paperback / Expected January 2000
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A step-by-step guide to decompiling Java applets, this title explains how to build your own decompiler. The CD-ROM includes IceBreaker, a JBuilder demo, WindDis, DeJava, and all of the source code from the book. It also includes the newest version of the Java Development Kit--JDK 1.2.
David Fisco, Patrick Fitzgerald / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Developing Javabeans Using Visualage for JavaPeter M. Jakab, Dale R. Nilsson / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Rapid application development environments, like VisualAge for Java, are meant for people who don't particularly enjoy the primitive virtues of writing all code by hand. As such, documentation for these environments must be suitable for readers who just want to accomplish tasks and don't want to spend forever learning a language. Developing JavaBeans Using VisualAge for Java does a good job of explaining Bean-building to this crowd, though the depth of its coverage (in Bean terms) is limited by the capabilities of VisualAge for Java.
Aaron E. Walsh / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Here is a complete, four-part Java tutorial and reference for working programmers. Aaron Walsh provides a solid introduction to the Java language, shows how to port Java and HotJava applications across platforms, reveals how to build a Java-savvy browser, and more. The CD-ROM contains complete source code for Java applets, plus shareware versions of current browswers from Sun and others.
Graphic Java 1.1 : Mastering the AwtDavid M. Geary, Alan McClellan / Paperback / Published July 1997
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MindQ Publishing / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Hands-on exercises focus on buttons, menus, the Dialog Editor, Java Resource Wizard, Applet Wizard, Java Type Library Wizard, debugger, text editor and project organization, among others on this CD-ROM tutorial. Examples explain in detail how Visual J++ supports user interfaces, threads, animations and how to use an integrate ActiveX controls with Java
MindQ Publishing / CD-ROM / Published date unknown
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MindQ Publishing / Unknown Binding / Published April 1997
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With this CD-ROM, you can learn to use Symantec's Java Development Product, Visual Cafe. Animated tutorials teach the Java novice how to utilize RAD (rapid application development) environment to simply assemble Java applets and applications while the more advanced programmer can learn to finesse Visual Cafe's robust tools to create Java code and RAD components.
Peter Coffee(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
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If production values were everything, How to Program JavaBeans would win the Best JavaBeans Book Award hands down. The authors use rich, colorful graphics (like you would find in a textbook) and present a readable perspective on JavaBeans technology, including hands-on programming examples.
Vivian Neou, Mimi Recker / Unknown Binding / Published June 1996
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This book/CD-ROM package gives Mac users a comprehensive introduction to HTML, the language used by World Wide Web documents. It presents design guidelines, information about building interactive forms, and directions for creating a personal home page. The CD contains easy-to-use Web authoring tools that simplify the creation of HTML documents.
MindQ Publishing / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
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MindQ's tutorial, Inside JavaBeans, explains how the latest component technology works. You'll learn how to create custom Java Beans and how to connect the beans in builder tools. Annotated sample beans and a fully hyperlinked glossary of hundreds of Java terms help you understand JavaBeans from the inside out.
Instant JavaJohn A. Pew / Unknown Binding / Published January 1997
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This title is a part of the bestselling SunSoft Press Java Series, the most up-to-date and accurate available with over 300,000 in print. Instant Java covers the 1.1 release of Java, along with over 70 easily modified applets.
MindQ Publishing / Unknown Binding / Published August 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This edition contains all of the information about Java programming that is in the Standard Edition plus a one chapter overview of Java Workshop SunSoft's Integrated Development Environment. The CD-ROM includes an overview of Java Workshop features and functions.
Java 1.1 : No Experience Required (No Experience Required)Steven Holzner / Unknown Binding / Published March 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
For computer-savvy people learning Java for the first time and for people who have done beginning work with JDK 1.0. All Internet users wanting to program interactive content for the Web, business, or schools will find this book invaluable.
Java 1.1 Developer's Handbook; With CDROM With CDROMPhilip Heller, et al / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
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A guide for programmers who want to develop distributed client server application, a guide to the latest version of Java covers such topics as execution, interfacing, persistence, networking, and security. Original. (Advanced).
Michael Morrison / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Java 1.1 Unleashed, Professional Reference Edition is an updated, revised, and expanded edition that includes extensive coverage of new Java add-ons and third-party development tools; plus a 200-page language reference section. Completely revised and updated professional edition of the most comprehensive Java title
Steve Gilbert, Bill McCarty / Paperback / Published January 1999
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This book, written specifically for Java 1.2, helps the first-time programmer or the programmer new to Java to learn Java 1.2 and its APIs. It incorporates the proven instructional techniques of other eZone Interactive Course titles. Book c -Includes thorough coverage of Java 1.2 and the new JFC (Swing) components from the very first chapter -Simple, clear explanations of the Java language and its APIs (class libraries) -Thoroughly object-oriented approach allows the reader to write sophisticated, entertaining programs from the very first chapter -Highly visual and interactive example programs...
JAVA 1.2 UnleashedJamie Jaworski / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
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Extensive coverage of the latest Java add-ons and third-party development tools. Ideal for the intermediate- to expert-level user, this guide explores the new Java extensions and APIs, JavaBeans, JavaOS, and other new Java-based technologies; guides the reader in using JDBC to gain database connectivity; teaches effective programming strategies and application development; and investigates Java security. Using expert tips, advice and real-world examples, this comprehensive guide and reference is ideal for readers wanting to master professional-level programming with Java.
Patrick Naughton, Herbert Schildt / Unknown Binding / Published December 1996
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This heavy-duty guide combines Patrick Naughton's insider perspective with Herb Schildt's programming expertise to give programmers a practical, comprehensive and well-organized guide to the Java revolution. The book is an in-depth, hands-on guide for serious programmers who want to delve into this exciting new programming language.
Java and Javascript ProgrammingPeter Wayner / Unknown Binding / Published October 1996
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This book teaches readers to program using Java and JavaScript, as well as when to use one or the other. The author focuses on developing the type of applet that users are likely to develop for themselves. Peter Wayner is a well-reviewed technical writer with expertise in C++ and Internet-related issues. Readers will be able to adapt his code shared in this book with little or no effort to fit specific needs. The book features excellent coverage of agent and other advanced technologies. (Communications/Networking)
Stephen D. Lockwood, Madhu Siddalingaiah / Unknown Binding / Published April 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Here users can get fast access and accurate reference to the Java language commands needed for creating sophisticated, Java-enhanced web pages. Designed for all levels of Java programmers who need to reference a command they've forgotten or want to double-check, this is the at-your-fingertips guide to the complex Java language.
Java Database Programming With Jdbc (Webmaster Series)Pratik Patel, Karl Moss / Unknown Binding / Published October 1996
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Java Database Programming with JDBC reveals the new JDBC standard, Java's database connectivity environment, and gives you all the inside information for using Java with JDBC for accessing databases. The CD-ROM contains all source code and programs, database drivers, and the Java development environment, plus examples from the book.
Patrick Chan / Paperback / Expected December 1999
(Not Yet Published)
Developers worldwide recognize the Java Developers Almanac as an extraordinary resource for both real-world code and practical solutions. Now, renowned Java author (and original Java lead developer) Patrick Chan has created a complementary almanac for Java 2 Enterprise Edition, the part of the Java 2 platform devoted to the enterprise. This masterful, 1100-page guide delivers in-depth information and insight targeted at enterprise developers -- the fastest-growing segment of the Java marketplace. It focuses on the most asked-about Java technologies -- Enterprise JavaBeans, JavaServer Pages, a...
Elliotte Rusty Harold / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
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Java Developer's Resource shows you how to write full-featured, dynamic, graphical, interactive Java applets and applications, even if you don't have experience with other object-oriented languages. Starting with the simplest "hello world" applications, you'll learn about Java variables, arrays, loops, flow control, and graphics, as well as advanced language features such as file I/O and streams.
Java for 3d and Vrml WorldsRodger Lea, et al / Unknown Binding / Published December 1996
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Make VRML worlds come alive with this tutorial reference. This book gives step-by-step examples to allow readers to learn from real-world behaviors. Actual Java code examples show users exactly how behaviors work within the new VRML 2 specifications.
Michael C. Daconta, Mike Daconta / Unknown Binding / Published March 1996
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Demonstrates how to develop large-scale Java applications in multi-platform, networked enviromnents by building on C and C++ programming concepts, citing the benefits of Java for building secure applications. (Intermediate)).
Harvey M. Deitel, P. J. Deitel / Unknown Binding / Published April 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
? Totally updated for the new Java event model ? Over 1100 two-color pages that cover Java applet and
Java Now : The Easiest Way to Learn Java in the Least Amount of TimePh. D., Kris A. Jamsa, Kris Jamsa / Paperback / Published June 1996
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Java Now!, which teaches both Java fundamentals and general programming concepts, is a great book for beginners who may not know much about programming but still want to learn Java. It is divided into 29 ten-minute lessons, the first of which has instructions for downloading the JavaSoft Java Development Kit (JDK) from the Internet. Each chapter includes a listing of the concepts it will cover, the main lesson, and a final summary. The first ten chapters cover applet creation and introduce programming basics such as variables, operators, conditionals, loops, and functions. The next ten chapter...
Java Primer Plus : Supercharging Web Applications With the Java Programming LanguageGabriel Torok(Contributor), et al / Paperback / Published March 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Puts programmers on the fast track to Java fluency with comprehensive explanations of Java's inner workings and coverage of basic through advanced programming as well as its advanced capability packages. Original. (All Users)
MindQ Publishing / Unknown Binding / Published October 1996
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This intermediate level CD-ROM tutorial introduces you to the pre-written objects included as an important component of the Java Developers Kit. Animated code examples and cross linked interactive definitions of Java Packages (also known as Core Libraries) show you how to streamline the programming process. An explanation of the Abstract Windows Toolkit and other important packages are included.
Edith Au, et al / Unknown Binding / Published February 1998
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
An updated guide to Java programming discusses the additions and improvements in Java 1.1 and how to use the Java API and its classes, and explains the fundamentals of the language and how to program a variety of applets and construct applications. Original. (Intermediate)."
Michael D. Thomas(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Enables readers to master the Java programming language for internet applications while expanding the scope of online development, and the accompanying CD contains powerful sample applets and a copy of Netscape Navigator. Original. (Intermediate).
Java Programming Language Handbook : Programming Language Handbook (Internet Programming Series)Anthony Potts, David H., Jr. Friedel / Unknown Binding / Published May 1996
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Andreas Voge, et al / Unknown Binding / Published March 1997
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The thesis of this dense book is that the integration of the Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) and Java in the form of a Java Object Request Broker (ORB) makes for easier programming of powerful distributed systems. The authors assume that the reader knows object-oriented programming and has experience with distributed systems. The three Java ORBs featured are Visibroker for Java, OrbixWeb, and Sun Joe.
Java Security: Hostile Applets, Holes, and AntidotesGary McGraw, Edward Felten (Contributor) / Unknown Binding / Published December 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java Security outlines secure programming practices for today's hottest language. They reveal the weaknesses and pitfalls of current safe Java policy and show how to incorporate both organizational and technical fixes into an effective safety management program.
Java Training Guide (Training Guide Series)Steve Heller / Unknown Binding / Published November 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This volume teaches the basics of Java while also pointing out problems and complications with the language that readers may encounter along the way. The CD-ROM features over 120 minutes of interactive training movies--perfect for those who can learn independently or for those whose position involves training others to master the Java programming language.
Michael Morrison / Unknown Binding / Published December 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This comprehensive guide and reference contains all readers need to know about professional-level programming with Java. The CD includes Sun's JDK and other Java development tools and applets, the book's reference section, and two electronic books on Java.
Java Web MagicJoseph T. Sinclair, Lee Callister / Paperback / Published March 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java scares those who don't know how to program. We include lots of cut and paste stuff on the CD-ROM. Needs a bit of copy prior to CD-ROM. Provides special coverage on creating applets with drag and drop technology-NO programming required Visual, easy-to-use format appeals to programming shy designers Details how to integrate Java applets into overall Web site design CD-ROM includes demo versions of Java development environments, professional Java applets, HTML tricks and examples, and links to popular Java applet sites
Java With Borland C++Chris H. Pappas, William H. Murray / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Covers language techniques and how to use the components in the Borland C++++ 5.0 package to create efficient Java programs with discussions of such topics as integrating applets with HTML documents and using audio, video, and animation. (Advanced).
Java-Sig's 100 Best AppletsJava-Sig Team, the Java-Sig Team / Paperback / Published July 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
An official Java-SIG reference, a library of the best Java applets features educational applets, games, graphics and animation, utilities, and miscellaneous applets, accompanied by detailed descriptions of each, code listings, special coding tips and techniques, and applet update sources. Original. (All Users)."
Orca Starbuck(Editor) / Paperback / Published April 1997
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Marc Miyashiro, Anatole Olczak / Paperback / Published March 1999
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
JDBC Database Access with Java: A Tutorial and Annotated ReferenceGraham Hamilton, et al / Unknown Binding / Published June 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Although Java is touted for its simplicity, it also has its thornier sides, and Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)--Java's database class library--is certainly one of them. Thankfully, the creators of the JDBC specification at Sun Microsystems have brought out JDBC Database Access with Java, an authoritative guide to basic and advanced topics in JDBC. Though the book suffers from a bland writing style, it does include some indispensable information. The guide begins with a basic tutorial on Structured Query Language (SQL) and teaches the rudiments of using Java as a programming language. It the...
Dan Parks Sydow / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Helps C and C++++ programmers to easily transfer their programming skills to Java, providing sample code and applets that are applicable to a variety of environments, and including reusable code on the companion CD-ROM. Original. (Intermediate).
Peter Van Der Linden, Peter Van Der Linden / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This informative tutorial covers the fundamentals of Java programming, Java applications for LANs or the Internet, and the Abstract Windows Toolkit (AWT). The author assumes that the reader has some previous programming experience, but not necessarily in an object-oriented language. The book begins with a discussion of object-oriented programming and an overview of writing Java applications for the Web and the Internet. After covering the basics of the language, Just Java moves on to discuss arrays and dynamic data structures, exceptions and threading, the difference between applets and applic...
Just Java, with CD-ROMPeter Van Der Linden, Peter Van Der Linden / Unknown Binding / Published April 1996
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Tonny Espeset / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
While Java has brought instant, interactive content to the Web, sound and animation in Java have been painfully slow--until now. In KickAss Java Programming, Java guru and Webmaster Espeset shows you how to take the black art of Java to the limits, and make Java applets faster, better and more eye-popping. The CD provides details on how you can obtain unique results for your own site by combining routines from the provided library.
Late Night Vrml 2.0 With JavaBernie Roehl(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This book is not aimed at the HTML programmer or Perl hacker, since it is an ultra-advanced book for hard-core coders who like to be on the very edge of the industry. The book assumes knowledge of Java and C++ and gets people up to speed on VRML fast. The CD-ROM contains all examples and images in the book, handy code libraries of VRML and Java objects, Microsoft J++, VRML plug-ins, plus VRML Modelers and IDE's.
Learn Java NowStephen R. Davis / Unknown Binding / Published November 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Learn Java Now provides a tutorial for programming with the Microsoft implementation of Java. It covers the language basics, windowing techniques, and use of classes. An integrated package, it features a special edition of the software on disk.
David Levine / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Walks readers through the entire development process of establishing an online presence, explaining how to become cost effective and customer oriented with coverage of such areas as virtual reality and Java. 15,000 first printing. (Intermediate).
Laurence Vanhelsuwe(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java is an object oriented, cross platform development language for the Internet. This book provides a broad understanding of the Java architecture, language and environment, as well as an in-depth study of the basics of the Java language and its constructs. The CD contains all the sample code as well as a library of reusble applets and third-party tools and utilities.
Mastering Java 1.1Laurence Vanhelsuwe(Editor), et al / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
The "most comprehensive, accurate, forward-thinking guide to Java" (Java Developer's Journal). The book provides a broad understanding of the Java architecture, language, and environment, an in-depth study of the Java language, and a thorough treatment of the Java Development Kit. The CD is packed with the best cutting-edge Java tools and utilities.
Steven Holzner / Unknown Binding / Published June 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Netscape's Internet Foundation Classes (IFC) are one of the most important tools a Java programmer can have. Steven Holzner, author of more than thirty computer books, shows programmers how to use the IFC to build perfect Java programs fast! This book shows readers how to save weeks of development time in creating graphics, animation, and interfaces by using Netscape's own pre-built set of tools. No professional programmer can afford to be without this essential "rapid Java application development" reference.
Andrew W. Appel / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Describes all phases of a modern compiler: lexical analysis, parsing, abstract syntax, semantic actions, dataflow analysis and runtime systems. Covers current techniques in code generation and register allocation. Paper.
Nixon / Unknown Binding / Published July 1999
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Official Netscape Java 1.1 Programming Book : All PlatformsDaniel I. Joshi, Pavel A., Ph.D. Vorobiev / Unknown Binding / Published November 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Written for experienced programmers new to the Java language, this book gives an overview of Netscape-specific Java features available in Netscape Navigator 4.0. It details the advantages and disadvantages of creating Java programs in Internet and Intranet settings. Each section stands alone, so readers can choose the topics that most pertain to their interests and needs. The CD contains all the sample code contained in the book, including some extended examples; Netscape Navigator 4.0; and a shareware copy of the JFC.
Official Netscape Javabeans Developer's Guide : Windows 95/Nt & MacIntoshDoug Nickerson / Unknown Binding / Published November 1997
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Edward Epp / Unknown Binding / Published November 1999
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Scott Fraize, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
A beginning programming book demonstrates how to work with and embed canned applets in existing documents, write new applets, and avoid common pitfalls, and the accompanying CD contains a complete installation kit and Dimension X software. Original. (Advanced).
Presenting JavaJohn December / Paperback / Published September 1995
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Teaching people about the Java language and how HotJava applets are being used to enhance Web presentations, this text covers what Java is, how it integrates with the Web, the significance of Java and the kinds of applications possible. This book describes object-oriented programming, and it includes an overview of object-oriented design issues.
Programming With Java!Tim Ritchey / Unknown Binding / Published November 1995
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java is the robust, high-performance, dynamic language that makes the Internet "come alive" for users. Now, this guide teaches all the ins and outs of Java, so that users can create, access, and support compelling, dynamic, and interactive Web content. The Web Browser offers network security, multi-threaded applications, and the ability to run executable content.
Programming.Java : An Introduction to Programming Using JavaRick Decker, Stuart Hirshfield / Paperback / Published November 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
This book provides an introduction to programming for computer science, engineering, CIS/MIS, and other students, employing Decker and Hirshfield's popular lab-based approach and implemented in the Java programming language. Java -- a cross-platform programming language that can be used to produce stand-alone, mini-programs (called "applets") that can be downloaded via the Internet and run on a variety of computers without reprogramming or modification -- is one of the hottest new developments in the field of computer science. Many CS departments are adopting this new language (replacing C or ...
Alesander Newman, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
A guide for C users compares HTML to Java, explains the Java language, tours the HotJava browser, and covers such topics as Object Oriented concepts, using Java with C, networking, and security. Original. (Advanced).
Joseph Weber / Unknown Binding / Published November 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
It seems like every Java book these days claims to be the ultimate resource on the language. The second edition of Special Edition Using Java is a 1,100-plus-page tome that may actually live up to that billing. The book covers not just Java fundamentals but a smorgasbord of advanced topics such as the JDK 1.1 API, server-side Java, the JDBC (Java database connectivity) libraries, and security--even the internal structure of Java class files, right down to meanings of individual Java bytecodes (anyone want to write a compiler?). This book serves both as an exhaustive reference and a friendly mi...
Cary Jardin, Pam Dixon (Contributor) / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Teaches programmers how to use Symantec Visual Cafe+a7 to create Java applets, providing a thorough introduction to the language and explaining how to use Visual Cafe+a7 to create personal Java development tools. (Intermediate).
Andrew S. Downs, et al / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Teach Yourself Java 1.1 for Macintosh in 21 Days, Second Edition takes a tutorial approach towards developing and serving Java applets and applications. The complete tutorial to developing and serving Java applets and applications on the Macintosh Completely rewritten to specifically teach Macintosh users how to create Java applets using increased visual examples throughout the text
Teach Yourself Java 1.2 in 21 DaysLaura Lemay, Rogers Cadenhead / Paperback / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
New edition teaches the Java language and how to create applets for both the World Wide Web and stand alone applications. It also addresses JavaBeans, Remote Method Invocation, digitally signed applets, and security, and covers both Java 1.2 and 1.02 event handling systems. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Teach Yourself Java 1.2 in 24 HoursRogers Cadenhead / Paperback / Published July 1998
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
"Teach Yourself Java 1.2 Programming in 24 Hours" is a step-by-step tutorial broken up into 24 short, easy one-hour chapters. Fresh material covers new components of Java 1.2, including Java Foundation Classes, Java2D classes for two-dimensional image manipulation, and JavaBeans, a feature of Java 1.1 that has become a key part of Java programming .
Teach Yourself Java in 21 DaysLaura Lemay, Charles L. Perkins / Paperback / Published February 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java is the hottest new technology on the World Wide Web--it allows programmers to embed applications within Web pages. This book is a detailed guide to developing applications with the Java language. The CD includes the source code for all the examples used in the book, additional examples of Java applets, and Java browsers for all supported platforms.
The Comprehensive Guide to the Jdbc Sql ApiDaniel I. Joshi, et al / Unknown Binding / Published March 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Part of the JDK (Java Development Kit) version 1.1 is a set of JDBC--Java database connectivity--libraries that let Java applets exchange information with databases. JDBC holds the promise to elevate Java's capabilities beyond today's toy apps and make Java a part of robust client/server solutions. The Comprehensive Guide to the JDBC SQL API explains the basics of both Java and SQL and how to tie them together with JDBC. You don't need much familiarity with either area to benefit from this book: the authors introduce both the fundamental techniques you'll need to program in Java an...
Daniel Joshi, Ramesh Chandak / Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
The Comprehensive Guide to Visual J++ represents a complete tutorial on how to program in Java and use Visual J++ as your primary development enviornment. Also included in this book is an introduction and overview of ActiveX and how it relates to Java. For more information on the book go to http://www.joshipublishing.com
Glenn Rowe / Hardcover / Published April 1999
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The Java 1.1 Programmer's ReferenceDaniel I. Joshi, Pavel A. Vorobiev / Unknown Binding / Published July 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
For more information see http://www.joshipublishing.com/jpref.htm
David Forster / Paperback / Published March 1998
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Steve Simkin, et al / Unknown Binding / Published March 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Java is a highly popular Web programming language, but it remains a mystery to most Web developers. This complete hands-on, step-by-step guide shows how to master Java.
Tim Lindholm, Frank Yellin / Unknown Binding / Published September 1996
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
The Java Virtual Machine Specification is the heart of Java's portability--its ability to run applets in various environments and under different operating systems.
Using Java 1.2 With CDROMJoseph L. Weber, et al / Paperback / Published August 1998
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
A programmer's tutorial reference on Java 1.2 that contains detailed descriptions of Sun's Java 1.2 standards, APIs, class libraries, and programming tools. The book contains over 20,000 lines of documented Java code that show programmers the details of building sophisticated Java applications. Contains all the tools necessary to get started: a CD of JavaScript Code, Java Applets, style sheets and templates. .
Michael Hyman / Unknown Binding / Published February 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
A complete overview is provided of Visual J++, Microsoft's hot new version of Java. This new product will include the "Virtual Machine for Windows" and the "Java Development Tool." The book gives user instructions for building both applets and applications in Java.
Web Developer's Guide to Java BeansJalal Feghhi / Unknown Binding / Published May 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
The Web Developer's Guide to Java Beans is a guide for the more advanced developer. Early chapters place JavaBeans in the context of other distributed architectures, including CORBA, OpenDoc, and ActiveX. (We'll have to wait and see whether the author's revolutionary claims for Java come true. So far so good.) There are a few awkward phrases here, but the book offers a well-argued perspective of JavaBeans as an extremely promising technology.
Trevor Harmon / Unknown Binding / Published January 1997
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Decisions, decisions, decisions. Do you choose the simplicity of Java or the power of ActiveX? Why decide at all? With Visual J++, you can harness the strength of both technologies! Integrate ActiveX controls with Java applets, give your code direct access to hardware, and bring the world of ActiveX to your doorstep. The war between Java and ActiveX has just begun, but you re already the winner!
Unknown Binding / Published date unknown
(Publisher Out Of Stock)
Three bestselling books and five CD-ROMS are featured in this packaged set. The books are Special Edition Using CGI, Special Edition Using HTML, and Special Edition Using Java. The complete contents are contained in an easy-to-shelf, easy-to-carry, sturdy cardboard slipcase.
Who's Afraid of Java? (Who's Afraid of Series)Steve Heller / Unknown Binding / Published July 1997
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This book is a gentle introduction to the Java programming language, assuming no programming background, which focuses on object-oriented programming concepts. The book teaches the elements of program design, the Java language, and how to create Java Applets. The unique feature of the book is the e-mail interaction between an instructor and a novice who learns Java by reading the book and asking questions along the way.
John Rodley / Unknown Binding / Published April 1996
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The future of the World Wide Web lies in HotJava. This book teaches programmers to master the creation of applets that will take full advantage of the power of the World Wide Web and the end user's computer. Webmaster and reknowned author John Rodley gives experienced Web programmers an easy way to write incredible, executable Web content quickly and efficiently.