Java
Books
1001 Java
Programmer's Tips
by Mark C. Chan, Steven W. Griffith, Anthony F. Iasi
This complete Java reference examines all aspects of Java in great detail. The book is
aimed at all levels of Java programmers, and the CD-ROM contains complete source code for
all programs in the book.
Active Java:
Object-Oriented Programming for the World Wide Web
by Adam Freeman , Darrel Ince
A gentle introduction the use of Java programming language, starting from first principles
and progressing to the point where the reader can employ the advanced facilities of Java.
Provides the opportunity to construct a moderately complex application building on the
examples given in the book, with full discussion of the coding techniques and the software
construction process.
Advanced Java:
Idioms, Pitfalls, Styles and Programming Tips
by Chris Laffra
This is the next book for the Core Java market. This book concentrates on the more
advanced features of the Java programming environment, such as O-O design and analysis of
Java programs, implementing callbacks, enhancing the Java Toolkit, meta-programming in
Java and more. This is not a book for novices!
Cafe
Frontrunner: Programming
by David H., Jr Friedel , Joshua Kerievsky , Anthony Potts , john Rooley
Visual Java development is covered in detail by featuring the key development tools of the
Cafe environment. Cafe FrontRunner is designed to get Cafe users up to speed quickly, yet
at the same time provide unique insights, tips, techniques, and real world examples.
 Core Java
by Gary Cornell , Cay S. Horstmann
Experienced and advanced programmers can get to the heart of Java quickly and easily --
from the fundamentals to advanced tips and tricks of the experts -- with this book. Core
Java provides comprehensive coverage of all Java features and syntax as well as Visual
Basic and C/C++ tips that compare and contrast features of Java to those languages. This
book is perfect for Visual Basic programmers who want to learn Java to broaden their
marketability, C/C++ programmers who want to add it to their skill set because of the
family resemblance between Java and C++, and COBOL programmers who want to
"retool" by learning Java. The CD-ROM includes all source code and applets
discussed in the book and the Java Developer's Kit.
Developing
Intranet Applications With Java
by Jerry Ablan
This high-level guide focuses on developing intranet-oriented applications with Java.
Java's platform independence makes it ideally suited as a language for intranet
applications.
Developing
Professional Java Applets
by K. C. Hopson , Stephen E. Ingram
A high-level guide to developing real-world, business-oriented Java applets, this book
enable readers to learn to create Java applets for finance, group collaboration, database
access, scientific research, and more. It includes a detailed section on advanced applet
programming techniques.
Essential
Java: Developing Interactive Applications for the World-Wide Web
by Jason Manger
Essential Java is the users first step to understanding and using this exciting new
programming language from Sun Microsystems. Written for Web developers and novice
programmers, this introductory book describes basic concepts of Java before moving on to
methods of programming for developing their first Java applets.
Foundations of
Java Programming for the World Wide Web
by Aaron E. Walsh
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 browsers from Sun and others.
Graphic Java:
Mastering the AWT (Sunsoft Press Java Series)
by David M. Geary , Alan L. McClellan
While nearly all Java books skim the surface of the Abstract Window Tool kit (AWT), there
are none that explore the AWT in depth. This text provides an overview and explores a
number of custom components in detail. These will be useful to Java developers as
components in their own right. CD-ROM includes text and components, Java source code, and
class libraries. (Communications/Networking).
Java Database
Programming With JDBC
by Pratik Patel
The Web has presented a number of challenges for access to databases. Clumsy CGI programs
and other hacks ignore and don't exploit the full power of today's powerful relational
database engines. With Sun's new JDBC specification, these worries no longer exist.
Effortlessly bringing together the Internet, Java, and Databases, the JDBC ( or Java
Database Connectivity ) provides a viable avenue for taking your data warehouse to the
Web! Read all about it in the ONLY JDBC book available now!
Java Handbook
by Patrick Naughton
In The Java Handbook, author Patrick Naughton--one of the world's foremost Java
developers--shows users of every skill level the ins and outs of Java. The book begins
with fundamentals such as basic Java language constructs, then moves on the Java's
advanced capabilities. Plenty of insider code is given throughout.
Java How-To:
The Definitive Java Problem-Solver
by Madhu Siddalingaiah , Stephen D. Lockwood , Madhu Siddalingalah
A depth of information is provided on Java in a practical, problem-solving format. More
than 100 Java problems are presented in "how do I" format, followed by a
description of the problem and why it occurs. Step-by-step solutions are given.
Java
Networking and Awt API SuperBible : The Comprehensive Reference for the Java Programming
Language
by Nataraj Nagaratnam , Brian Maso , Arvind Srinivasan
The Java Networking API SuperBible gives users a head start in exploring the new standard
in the Web and Internet programming. Java is loaded with libraries for developing
networking and windowing applications. These libraries form a part of the Application
Programming Interface (API), and any programmer who wants to get the most out of Java will
need to master the relevant Java API. This guide is a complete reference to Java's applet,
network and windowing APIs.
Java
Programming for Dummies
by Donald J. Koosis, David S. Koosis
Java language is hot, and developers want to take advantage of all the new capabilities
offered by Java. Users will find out about data types, decision and loop statements, and
the basics of object-oriented programming.
Java
Programmer's Library
by Suleiman Lalani
The most complete library of Java applets available, this book includes over 50
ready-to-run, real-world Java programs. It gives programmers what they want--code, code,
and more code. Users can customize each program quickly to meet their needs. The CD-ROM
contains the complete Java code for each applet.
Java Unleashed
by Rick Fanta
Expected to be one of the hottest new technologies on the World Wide Web, Java is a
programming language that allows users to add applications to their Web sites, and more.
Now, Java Unleashed presents a complete look at Java language and how hot Java applets are
being used to enhance Web presentations. Includes a detailed programmer's reference.
Java 1.1
Unleashed: Java 1.1, JDBC, Java Beans, Extension Apis, Javaos
by Michael Morrison
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.
Teach Yourself
Cafe in 21 Days
by Daniel I. Joshi , Laura Lemay , Charles L. Perkins
This tutorial presents information on what Cafe is and how to use it to develop. Since
Cafe's programming language is Java, Teach Yourself Cafe in 21 Days also teaches the
reader how to program with Java to create both applets and applications. The CD contains
all source code and sample programs.
The Java
Tutorial : Object-Oriented Programming for the Internet (Java Series)
by Mary Campione, Kathy Walrath
The Java Tutorial is a practical, step-by-step guide to writing programs with Java,
beginning with the basics of the language and progressing through more advanced topics
such as thread programming, applet programming, and designing and implementing graphical
user interfaces with AWT.
The Visual
Basic Programmer's Guide to Java
by James W. Cooper
The Visual Basic Programmer's Guide To Java introduces Java programming as well
as the syntax and concepts of Object Oriented programming. The CD contains complete source
code for every Java program in the book, as well as some comparable Visual Basic programs,
a GUI builder, demos, applets, and more.
Tricks of the
Java Programming Gurus
by Glenn L. Vanderburg , Glenn Vanderburg
Skilled Java programmers can use this text to expand upon their existing knowledge and
learn new capabilities of the language. The book assumes that the reader is familiar with
the basics of Java, or, at the very least, is an experienced programmer in a related
language like C or C++. Such advanced Java application programming topics have received
only sketchy coverage in most Java books because, until recently, Java has been too new
and unstable to effectively deal with these topics in an in-depth manner. |
