Advanced Java 1.1 Programming

Salisbury Irving Rice Jeffrey C.

ISBN 10: 0079130895 / ISBN 13: 9780079130891

Published by The McGraw-Hill Company, 1997

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pp. 476.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Advanced Java 1.1 Programming
• Publisher: The McGraw-Hill Company
• Publication Date: 1997
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0079130895
• ISBN 13: 9780079130891
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Used

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Synopsis

When Sun Microsystems introduced the online community to Java, programmers scrambled to learn about the language that's revolutionizing Web sites. This is the first book to take them beyond the basics, introducing programming nuances and advanced techniques they can use to unleash Java's considerable potential. Written by two Sun insiders intimately familiar with Java, this unique reference tool comes with a CD-ROM containing Java applets and javadoc-generated HTML documentation for all of the code presented in the book. Information-hungry programmers will get hard-to-find details on developing GUIs in Java, creating reusable client/server programs in Java, multithreading, and writing Java applets that interact directly with Web browsers. The book also covers Java's useful but little-understood libraries and more.

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Featuring hard-to-find details on developing sophisticated Java apps. When Sun Microsystems introduced the online community to Java, programmers scrambled to learn about the language that's revolutionizing Web sites. This is the first book to take you beyond the basics, introducing programming nuances and advanced techniques that can unleash Java's considerable potential. Written by two Sun insiders intimately familiar with Java, this unique reference tool shows you how to: Develop full-featured GUIs in Java; Write applets that interact directly with browsers; Create reuseable custom AWT widgets; Implement multithreading applications; Write code that interacts with CGI programs; Use Java for client-server applications; Introduce new protocols; Create file access-control lists; And much more! Containing nearly 16,000 lines of printed source code (also on the accompanying CD-ROM, along with javadoc-generate HTML documentation, additional applets, and test programs), this timely reference empahsizes reusability. It also covers many of the more subtle, and useful, classes in Java's rich developer's kit. Full of real-world answers to the programming questions that software developers most frequently put to the expert authors, this book is chock full of the information you need today, tomorrow, and for many Java-filled years to come!