A book/CD-ROM package on the realities of using Java to develop real-world OS/400 applications, leading RPG programming professionals through OO programming and strategies for Java application design and programming. Covers the gamut of Java application strategies, with introductory information on Java and OO programming, methods for integrating OO techniques into application design, descriptions of utilities and tools available on iSeries and AS/400, ways to access DB2/400 with Java, and a tutorial on how to develop a Java GUI. New to this edition is a section on server-side Java and the Web. The CD-ROM contains source code and a Sun Java Development Kit. The author is a contributor to Midrange Computing magazine. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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I'm Don Denoncourt, and I'm a Java evangelist. I spent 10 years in the world of business applications design using RPG and COBOL. One day I began to wonder if there was more to programming than structured applications. I bid farewell to friends and family and moved fifteen hundred miles to be a systems programmer at ASNA. There I began a journey of enlightenment as the masters of ASNA taught me the tenets of object-oriented programming with C++. I learned that, although structured techniques had served AS/400 programmers well, there was a better way. After five years, I was ready to come down off the mountaintop and preach the gospel of object-oriented programming. But C++ was a language for computer scientists; not business applications programmers. I needed a language that was not as complex and error-prone as C++ and yet was purely object-oriented. The company called Sun delivered that language to me in the form of Java.
The way is object-oriented programming; the language of the way is Java.
Midrange Computing has seen fit to give me access to a powerful media to spread my Java evangelism -- as a senior technical editor for Midrange Computing. It is my job to help MC readers prepare themselves for a future that involves the bandwidth of the Internet and the language and platform of Java. I thoroughly enjoy it. You can reach Don by email at ddenoncourt@midrangecomputing.com.
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