Exploring Java. 2nd Edition
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- Nombre de pages594
- PrésentationBroché
- Poids0.885 kg
- Dimensions17,9 cm × 23,3 cm × 2,9 cm
- ISBN1-56592-271-9
- EAN9781565922716
- Date de parution01/09/1997
- Collectionthe java series
- ÉditeurO'Reilly
Résumé
Exploring Java is a comprehensive tutorial introduction to the programming environment that's changing the way we think about computing. The ability to create animated web pages initially sparked Java's popularity, but it promises much more. Java provides complete portability between all major computing platforms and makes guarantees about safety that no other language can match; it's extremely difficult to write viruses and other hostile software, and much easier to write robust, reusable code. It is an ideal language for writing a new generation of Internet and Intranet applications. This new edition of Exploring Java covers all the basics : the language itself, applets, threads, various utility libraries, and user interfaces. It pays special attention to networking, where Java's capabilities are a major advance over previous languages. Furthermore, it takes an in-depth look at the recent changes to the Java language (the java 1.1 release) and its APIS : it covers JavaBeans, resources and resource bundles, inner classes, RMI (Remote Method Invocation), and signed classes. Exploring Java includes many complete programs, including a simple web server, protocol and content handlers, and many applets. In this book, you'll learn :
• The history and goals of Java
• How to write applets and integrate them into the Web
• How to program with threads
• How to take advantage of signed applets
• How to write network clients and servers
• How to build user interfaces
• How to work with images
• How to internationalize your programs
• How to create Java Beans
• How to use object-oriented programming techniques
The Java Series has established itself as the leading source for technical information on topics related to Java. In addition to books on Java basics, look to the Series for comprehensive coverage of advanced topics like threaded programming, distributed computing, and security.
Exploring Java is a comprehensive tutorial introduction to the programming environment that's changing the way we think about computing. The ability to create animated web pages initially sparked Java's popularity, but it promises much more. Java provides complete portability between all major computing platforms and makes guarantees about safety that no other language can match; it's extremely difficult to write viruses and other hostile software, and much easier to write robust, reusable code. It is an ideal language for writing a new generation of Internet and Intranet applications. This new edition of Exploring Java covers all the basics : the language itself, applets, threads, various utility libraries, and user interfaces. It pays special attention to networking, where Java's capabilities are a major advance over previous languages. Furthermore, it takes an in-depth look at the recent changes to the Java language (the java 1.1 release) and its APIS : it covers JavaBeans, resources and resource bundles, inner classes, RMI (Remote Method Invocation), and signed classes. Exploring Java includes many complete programs, including a simple web server, protocol and content handlers, and many applets. In this book, you'll learn :
• The history and goals of Java
• How to write applets and integrate them into the Web
• How to program with threads
• How to take advantage of signed applets
• How to write network clients and servers
• How to build user interfaces
• How to work with images
• How to internationalize your programs
• How to create Java Beans
• How to use object-oriented programming techniques
The Java Series has established itself as the leading source for technical information on topics related to Java. In addition to books on Java basics, look to the Series for comprehensive coverage of advanced topics like threaded programming, distributed computing, and security.