Java Spaces: Example by Example |
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The hands-on, example-rich guide to JavaSpaces technology Building robust, scalable, high-performance distributed applications Up-to-the-minute coverage based on Jini 1.1 network technology and JDK 1.4 software Practical solutions to the most common challenges of distributed development The example-rich guide to JavaSpaces technology: building more robust, scalable, and secure distributed applications for working developers! JavaSpaces technology simplifies distributed computing, by providing a shared virtual space where tasks, requests, and information can easily be exchanged in the form of objects based on Javatm technology. JavaSpaces Example by Example offers an example-rich introduction to JavaSpaces architecture and its Jini network technology-based interfaces. Using this book's extensive examples and projects, experienced developers can begin building applications using the JavaSpaces specification almost immediately—and quickly master advanced techniques for enhancing security, performance, and scalability. Steven L. Halter begins by introducing JavaSpaces technology: its goals, advantages, applications, and current capabilities. He walks you through obtaining, installing, and configuring JavaSpaces architecture, addressing common problems such as authorization configuration and improper codebase settings. Next, he introduces the fundamental concepts of development, including entries, leasing, events, transactions, and persistence. You'll learn powerful distributed programming techniques, including the effective use of data structures and collections; and better ways to improve performance, prevent deadlock, and take full advantage of parallelism. Halter provides in-depth coverage of scalability and availability, concluding with detailed guidance on using security features based on Java 2 technology to protect distributed JavaSpaces applications. Extensive code examples illustrate: Leasing and events Transactions and persistence Jini technology interfaces Performance optimization Data structures Collections Preventing deadlock Maximizing parallelism Distributed application security Improving scalability
Java Spaces: Example by Example
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Java, Java, Java Object-Oriented Problem Solving |
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In this version of a popular book, the author takes an “objects early” approach to teaching Java, with the assumption that teaching beginners the “big picture” early gives them more time to master the principles of object-oriented programming. The book focuses on Java's strengths and object-oriented problem solving, and provides a solid understanding of objects and methods, concentrating on problem decomposition and program design. A firm grasp on these fundamentals allows the smaller details, and some of Java's advanced features, to fall into place from a teaching and learning perspective. Chapter topics include computers, objects, and Java; Java program design and development; objects: defining, creating, and using; methods: communicating with objects; applets: programming for the world wide web; Java data and operators; control structures; strings and string processing; arrays and array processing; graphical user interfaces; graphics and drawing; exceptions: when things go wrong; recursive problem solving; threads and concurrent programming; files, streams, and input/output techniques; sockets and networking; and data structures: lists, stacks, and queues. For computer science programmers.
Java, Java, Java Object-Oriented Problem Solving
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Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming |
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In a conversational style, best-selling author Walter Savitch teaches programmers problem solving and programming techniques with Java. Introduces object-oriented programming and important computer science concepts such as testing and debugging techniques, program style, inheritance, and exception handling. Includes thorough coverage of the Swing libraries and event-driven programming. Provides a concise, accessible introduction to Java that covers key language features. Covers objects thoroughly and early, with an emphasis on applications over applets. A useful reference for programmers who want to brush up on their Java skills.
Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming
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JavaServer Faces Programming |
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Explains exciting new JavaServer Faces framework components and then shows you how to put them to work with real-world examples and usable codes. Developers of varying skill levels learn to quickly and easily build Web applications by assembling reusable UI components in a page, connecting these components to an application data source, and wiring client-generated events to server-side event handlers.
JavaServer Faces Programming
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Managing High-Intensity Internet Projects |
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Get results! The rapid-fire guide to managing high-intensity software projects. Today's high-intensity, Internet-time projects: they're more than yesterday's management techniques can handle. To succeed, you need to understand what's different, where the pitfalls are, what works, and what doesn't. You need Managing High-Intensity Internet Projects . Legendary IT leader Ed Yourdon delivers instant, practical solutions for key challenges associated with Internet development. You'll discover how to: Manage the brutal negotiations and politics surrounding Internet projects Develop strategies that minimize risk Define requirements that are flexible enough to adapt-and solid enough to work Transform business processes, applications, and infrastructure at the same time Identify tools and technologies that support fast-paced development without compromising your future Maximize the effectiveness and value of your testing processes Realistically monitor your progress and make adjustments fast Whether you're building B2B or B2C, infrastructure or mobile applications, Managing High-Intensity Internet Projects is your secret weapon-everything you need to deliver outstanding results on Internet time!
Managing High-Intensity Internet Projects
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Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services 2005 |
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Provides details on creating, managing, and delivering reports using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services.
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services 2005
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More Jumping Javascript |
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Focuses on the new JavaScript 1.2 & 1.3 features. Presents a complete resource for Web authors & developers who want to add special effects to their sites with as little effort & complexity as possible. Paper. CD-ROM included.
More Jumping Javascript
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Object-Oriented Common Lisp |
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LISP was developed in the late 1950s as a language for manipulating symbols. This book presents the Common LISP programming language, which is a version of LISP, and details its range of application, including data structures, computer systems, and compiler design. It provides extensive examples of LISP programs in a variety of areas such as text formatting and spelling correction.
Object-Oriented Common Lisp
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Object-Oriented Software Design and Construction with Java |
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Features: Integrates a consistent global reference against which readers can measure their progress, while understanding which language features support each role/goal Shows examples that demonstrate the power and utility of language in a realistic context based on graphical user interfaces and ecological simulation Furnishes a Companion Website (www.prenhall.com/kafura) that includes the complete online text viewable through standard browsers, PowerPoint slides, and an Online Study Guide Focuses on the basic principles of good object-oriented design rather than the syntax and details of the Java language Provides readers with proficiency through step-by-step guidance in using commonly available tools and techniques for constructing complex systems Illustrates key concepts visually through animated simulations or interactive components that are implemented as Java applets requiring only a standard browser Provides a simple, visual programming environment for early problems Based on Java 2 from Sun Microsystems Presents a stand-alone chapter of the latest Swing components for building graphical user interfaces
Object-Oriented Software Design and Construction with Java
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Oracle 9I Sqlj Programming |
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Shows how to develop enterprise-level database applications with static and dynamic SQL for Java, using Oracle 9i. The CD-ROM features ready-to-run Java scripts, applications, and a quick-reference section. System requirements: CD-ROM drive and Oracle database 8.1.5, 8.1.6, 8.1.7, or 9i. Softcover.
Oracle 9I Sqlj Programming
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