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Leading Java experts show you how to design and develop Java applications using the latest Java technologies included in JDK 1.1 and JDK 1.2 Are you an experienced Java programmer ready to take the leap from applet programming to building full-blown business applications? Then this is the book for you. The authors and contributors show you techniques using the latest Java technologies that dramatically extend the capabilities of Java. This book includes the latest in Java Media, RMI, JDBC, JFC, JavaBeans, security, and more. This is the first book where Java experts come together to show you what technology and techniques they use to produce real-world Java applications. Using numerous sample programs (included on the CD-ROM), this book provides you with cutting-edge techniques for building sophisticated applications using the latest Java technologies. Concentrating on topics of vital interest to programmers who need to write mission-critical business applications, the authors detail and explain the On the CD-ROM you'll
- Author
- Berg, Daniel J., Fritzinger, J. Steven
- Publisher
- Wiley Computer Publ
- Published
- 1997
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780471182085
- Subjects
- Computer Science, Reference
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