The Complete Guide to Java Database Programming with FDBC - Softcover

McGraw Hill; Siple, Matthew D.; Siple

 
9780079132864: The Complete Guide to Java Database Programming with FDBC
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0079132863 ISBN 13: 9780079132864
Publisher: Computing McGraw-Hill, 1997

Synopsis

For experienced developers and programmers looking to exploit the power of Java by building applications that interact with a SQL database server, this book/CD-ROM is your complete, real-world guide to the Java Database Connectivity Application Programming Interface. Part 1 leads you through the seven key steps in developing a JDBC API application; Part 2 details all of the JDBC classes, interfaces, methods, and variables; and Part 3 guides you through the development of a dynamic and extensible database browser. CD-ROM contains JDK 1.14 plus essential source code (Windows- and Solaris-compatible) and the Web Logic Driver. A volume in the McGraw-Hill Java Masters series.

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About the Author

Matthew D. Siple works for Sun Microsystems, specializing in database and Java technology. He lives in West Henrietta, New York.

From the Back Cover

Unleash the power of JFBC API to access any database with unprecedented ease

Ready to exploit the flexibility and strength of Java by building applications that interact with a SQL database server? Here are all the tools needed by any experienced developer or programmer to master the Java Database Connectivity Application Programming Interface (JDC API)--systems. Step by step, with real-world exercises and examples, Matthew Siple shows how to design and build database assess and management application using the JDBC API.

Using this book and CD-ROM, you'll proceed from the basics right through to the development of your own database browser:

  • Get an overview of the JDBC API and how it works
  • Study two- and three-tier client server models
  • Practice the seven key steps in developing a JDBC application
  • Delve into all of the JDBC classes, interfaces, methods, and variable
  • Focus on solutions to some of the more complex tasks required of today's client/server database applications
  • Build a dynamic and extensible database browser--one that lets you connect to any SQL92 compliant server and query it for all user-available object in the database, as well as database meta data

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Publisher
Computing McGraw-Hill
Publication date
1997
Language
English
ISBN 10 
0079132863
ISBN 13 
9780079132864
Binding
Paperback
Number of pages
333