Learning Java - Version 1.3, Included Cd-Rom - Knudsen Jonathan

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Résumé :
Learning Java " is a comprehensive introduction to the programming language that has changed the way we think about computing. Java has become the language of choice for a wide variety of applications : secure network programs, image processing and multimedia, web clients and servers, and mission-critical enterprise-wide systems. Java provides complete portability among all major computing platforms. Its advanced architectural features, such as object orientation and dynamic memory management, makes it clean and easy to program. " Learning Java " is a thorough update to " O'Reilly & Associates Exploring Java, 2nd Edition ". The text now reflects Java 2 SDK 1*3, the latest release from Sun Microsystems. The authors have adjusted the book's focus to match Java's changing focus : improved GUI programming tools, the emergence of servlets as an alternative to applets, the advent of APIs for multimedia and image processing, and more. The accompanying CD-ROM provides all you'll need to start working with Java immediately. It includes all of the book's example programs-more than 100-ready to compile and run. The CD also includes Java programming environments, including compiler and class libraries. Topics covered in " Learning Java " include : using object-oriented programming technique. Writing applets and servlets for the Web. Programming with threads and AW timers. Using advanced signed-applet features. GUI programming with Swing. Writing network clients and servers. Using the Collections API. Using the Java Media Framework, 2D graphics, and image-processing APIs. Creating reusable components with JavaBeans.

Biographie:
Patrick Niemeyer worked with Oak, Java's predecessor, at Southwestern Bell Technology Resources. His current projects include development of client/server systems and communications software. Pat is the author of " BeanShell ", an embeddable Java scripting language. Jonathan-B Knudsen is an editor for " O'Reilly & Associates ". He is author of " Java Cryptography ", " Java 2D Graphics ", and " The Unofficial Guide to LEGO MINDSTORMS Robots ". He writes a monthly online column called "Bite-Size Java".

Sommaire:
["Yet another language ? A first application","Tools of the Trade","The Java Language","Object is Java","Relationships among classes","Working with objects and classes","Threads","Basic utility classes","Input\/Output facilities","Network programming with Sockets and RMI","Programming for the web","Swing","Using Swing Components","More swing components","Layout managers","Drawing with the 2D API","Working with images and other media","Java Beans","Applets."]