Losa Libros Ltda. - Teach yourself database programming with Visual J++ in 21 days

Teach yourself database programming with Visual J++ in 21 days

Autor : Fronckowiak, John & McMillan, Gordon
Editorial : Sams
ISBN : 1-57521-262-5
Formato : 18,5 x 23 cm
Páginas : 774
Peso (Kg.) : 1,6
Observaciones : Incluye 1 CD-ROM
Precio (US$) : 49.97

This book takes your basic knowledge of Visual J++ programming and shows you how to use it to build database applications. A logical, step-by-step presentation guides you through the basics, and into some of the more complex issues associated with database development.
Inmediately, you begin learning by doing. From the first page, you build the skills necessary to create a basic database program. Your first program builds the foundation that subsequent chapters expand upon until you can create more complex, fully workable database programs. Implement DAO, RDO, JDBC, and ActiveX into your database applications. Explore advanced database concepts such as back-end connectivity issues and building an application server.
CD-ROM includes : author's source code and examples from the book, Microsoft Visual J++ 1.0 Publisher Edition, JDesignerPro from BulletProof Corporation, ObjectSpace's Java Generic Library, and much more!

RESUMEN DEL CONTENIDO

1. Getting organized: introduction to Visual J++ applets and applications - 3 2. Introduction to the DAO Object Library - 27

3. Connecting to an external database - 57 4. Creating queries using SQL and DAO - 89

5. Multi-user database considerations - 125 6. Optimization issues - 153

7. Handling database and COM errors in Java - 179 8. Introduction to the RDO Object Library - 223

9. RDO database navigation - 251 10. Integrating database queries - 283

11. Integrating dynamic database images and other RDO tidbits - 319 12. Security issues - 349

13. ActiveX controls, the RDO library, and Visual J++ - 373 14. Applet interaction -connecting the back end - 389

15. Introduction to JDBC - 421 16. Making the JDBC database connection - 443

17. Queries with JDBC - 477 18. Associated JDBC classes and functions - 509

19. Back end database connectivity issues and JDBC - 535 20. MetaData and Dynamic SQL - 565

21. The future of Java and database connectivity - 593

Appendixes

A. Java Beans - 623 B. Summary of JDBC classes - 645

C. Review of the DAO, RAO, and ADO - 667 D. Answers to quiz questions - 701

Index - 731

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1. Getting organized: introduction to Visual J++ applets and applications - 3	2. Introduction to the DAO Object Library - 27
3. Connecting to an external database - 57	4. Creating queries using SQL and DAO - 89
5. Multi-user database considerations - 125	6. Optimization issues - 153
7. Handling database and COM errors in Java - 179	8. Introduction to the RDO Object Library - 223
9. RDO database navigation - 251	10. Integrating database queries - 283
11. Integrating dynamic database images and other RDO tidbits - 319	12. Security issues - 349
13. ActiveX controls, the RDO library, and Visual J++ - 373	14. Applet interaction -connecting the back end - 389
15. Introduction to JDBC - 421	16. Making the JDBC database connection - 443
17. Queries with JDBC - 477	18. Associated JDBC classes and functions - 509
19. Back end database connectivity issues and JDBC - 535	20. MetaData and Dynamic SQL - 565
21. The future of Java and database connectivity - 593
Appendixes
A. Java Beans - 623	B. Summary of JDBC classes - 645
C. Review of the DAO, RAO, and ADO - 667	D. Answers to quiz questions - 701
Index - 731