Advanced Java Networking
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ISBN |
0137491360 |
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Release Date |
30 November 1999 |
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Category |
Java |
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Tags |
java,
java networking,
java network programming,
java network,
networking,
network,
java socket,
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advanced java,
"java network",
core java,
java rmi,
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java script,
java security,
computer network,
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java mail,
java certification,
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network security,
advanced java networking,
java distributed computing,
java nio,
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Description
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Advanced Java Networking gives the reader a well-rounded and fairly detailed introduction to Java networking technologies. The subjects Sridharan covers sound like a seminar list from a software development conference: IDL/CORBA, RMI, JDBC/SQL, JavaBeans, Castanet, JMAPI, servlets, and JavaOS, to name a few. But this isn't a dilettantish cursory look at each of many technologies. Rather, this book provides the programmer with the kind of information needed to make solid design and implementation decisions. In the chapter on RMI, for example, Sridharan spends a little time explaining the attractions and shortcomings of the specification. Then, while walking you through the creation of a calendaring application, shows you some of the ins and outs of actual program design with RMI. All of these features are in addition to the excellent treatment of general advanced Java stuff you'll want to understand thoroughly before you plunge into the really hairy stuff. Furthermore, all the code appears on the companion CD-ROM for easy reference. This book is ideal for knowledgeable programmers who are trying to decide how to attack a problem. You might need to use another book for further details on your solution of choice, but this is a fine place to start. |
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