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JDBC and Java database programming books: A comparative review - JavaWorld
Jan. 01, 1998
If Java ever needed a Trojan horse to successfully invade the corporate IT departments' inner sanctums, it has found one in JDBC. Equipped with JDBC, Java enables the creation of cheap, platform-neutral thin clients ...
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Java network programming books: A comparative review - JavaWorld
Nov. 01, 1997
No programming language makes it easier to access the Internet than Java. With Java's java.net package, its elegant stream-based I/O classes and its easy-to-use multithreading capability, network programming is turned ...
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Book Review: Java for Business - JavaWorld
Oct. 01, 1997
Despite Java being embraced by nearly the whole computer industry, getting Java deployed and used at many companies is a tough job. Many managers want proof that using Java in their projects is The Right Thing To Do. ...
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Java game programming books: A comparative review - JavaWorld
Sep. 01, 1997
Java is a general-purpose language, so nothing prevents it from being used for writing games. More importantly, its platform neutrality means it is the best choice for one increasingly important category of games: Web- ...
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The Java Threads API makes it to print media - JavaWorld
Jul. 01, 1997
If you want to call yourself a Java programmer, then you need to know how to work with Java threads -- and we mean from the inside out. While Java's Threads API is simplicity itself, running multiple threads at runtime ...
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Book Review: Instant Java -- Just add a browser? - JavaWorld
Dec. 01, 1996
The book mainly instructs the reader on how to incorporate existing Java applets into Web pages. It describes the various Java applets included on the CD-ROM that comes with the book, as well as how to manipulate these ...
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Will this book hook you in? - JavaWorld
Aug. 01, 1996
The book is organized in six chapters: Introducing Java and Java applets; Java and the Internet; Applets explained; Cool applets; Java in depth; and Building an applet. The bulk of this book provides an introduction to ...
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Thin Java coverage in a fat Java book - JavaWorld
May. 01, 1998
As a result, when confronted with a book entitled Java 1.1: The Complete Reference, Second Edition) there's a tendency for the well-traveled Java bookworm to be more than a little suspicious.
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Book review: Lemay's latest "Java 1.1" title fails to deliver - JavaWorld
May. 01, 1997
When too many publishers produce too many books on Java too quickly, quality inevitably suffers. This brief article describes one flagrant example -- a Java book whose very title contradicts its contents -- and should ...
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Core Java not just for experts - JavaWorld
Sep. 01, 1996
Now the opposite holds true. There are more than 100 books on Java, many seemingly motivated simply by the desire to hitch a ride on the Java bandwagon. After digging myself out from under this avalanche, it is a ...
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Book on the Java API is a must-have for Java programmers - JavaWorld
Aug. 01, 1996
Gosling and Yellin's definition of the Java API is nothing if not thorough. The first volume covers the core packages: java.lang, java.io, java.util and java.net. The second volume defines the windows toolkit and applet ...
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The only Java book you'll ever need? - JavaWorld
Jul. 01, 1996
This first book in a series by the originators of the Java language is the K&R of Java. Not only does it consciously follow the style and organization of The C Programming Language, it is analogous in other ways as well ...
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