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Book Description:
Java Application Strategies for iSeries and AS/400--Second Edition provides a much-needed look at the realities of using Java to develop real-world OS/400 applications. Don Denoncourt draws on his years of experience as a business application programmer and on his acknowledged expertise in Java to lead RPG programming professionals through the potential pitfalls of object-oriented programming (OOP), teaching them effective strategies for Java application design and programming.
Covering the gamut of Java application strategies, this book includes introductory information on Java and object-oriented programming, methods for integrating object-oriented techniques into your application design, a description of the utilities and tools available on iSeries and AS/400, methods to access DB2/400 with Java, ways to integrate Java with your legacy applications, and a tutorial on how to develop a Java GUI. New to this edition are sections on server-side Java and the Web--an up-to-date look at servlets, JavaServer Pages (JSPs), and programming server-side applications on the Web.
Upon completion of this book, you will be able to:
• Use industry-standard SQL to manipulate and report on your AS/400 data
• Understand both the structure and the intent of the Java programming language
• Determine why Java applications developed with RPG structure techniques fail
• Understand the benefits and caveats of each of the three Java application architectures
• Recognize the three phases of OOP: encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism
• Apply standard OO strategies for the development of OS/400 Java applications
• Create hierarchies of Java classes using OO inheritance
• Encapsulate business entities that are stored in DB2/400 into Java classes
• Create Java GUIs using the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) components of Java 1.1
• Create robust GUIs with components of Java 1.2's Java Foundation Classes
• Use the Java GUI replacement strategy for the highly successful subfile paradigm
• Access DB2/400 data using record-level access
• Interoperate Java applications with RPG and COBOL programs
• Access DB2/400 data using Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and Java SQL interface
• Properly handle Java errors and create application-specific Java error classes
• Use the Java language's superior strategy for documenting code
• Use Java servlets and JSPs to develop powerful server-side Web applications
• Develop a Model/View/Controller (MVC) strategy
• Combine JSP, HTML, servlets, Java Beans, and your legacy RPG programs
Contents:
Introduction
Section I: An Introduction to Java for RPG Programmers
Chapter 1: Java for RPG Programmers
Chapter 2: Object-Oriented RPG
Chapter 3: An Introduction to Basic Java Syntax
Chapter 4: Java Programming Models: Applets, Applications, and Servlets
Section II: Object-Oriented Design
Chapter 5: Object-Oriented Programming with Java
Chapter 6: Standard Encapsulation Strategies
Chapter 7: Inheritance
Chapter 8: Java Interfaces
Chapter 9: Abstract Classes
Chapter 10: Java Polymorphism
Chapter 11: Java Error Handling for CL Programmers
Section III: Accessing Your AS/400
Chapter 12: Introduction to IBM’s Java Toolbox for the AS/400
Chapter 13: DB2/400 Record-Level Access
Chapter 14: SQL Access to DB2/400 with Java Database Connectivity
Chapter 15: Integrating Java with AS/400 Applications
Section IV: Object-Oriented Strategies for Mapping DB2/400 to Java
Chapter 16: Encapsulating DB2/400 Data Access into Java Classes
Chapter 17: An Advanced Strategy for Encapsulating DB2/400 Access Using Frameworks
Chapter 18: Using Java Iterators
Section V: Graphical User Interface
Chapter 19: Learn Java GUI Programming in 21 Minutes
Chapter 20: Using Encapsulated Business Objects to Develop a GUI
Chapter 21: Designing Professional GUIs
Section VI: The Web
Chapter 22: An Introduction to the Web, HTTP, and HTML
Chapter 23: Server-Side Java
Chapter 24: JavaServer Pages: Separating Presentation from Programming
Section VII: Appendices
Appendix A: Software Loading Instructions
Appendix B: A PC-Based Java Server Pages Tutorial
Appendix C: Encapsulating Access to RDB Entities with JDBC
Appendix D: Tomcat for the OS/400: An Open Source Web Application Server
Glossary
Product Details: | Audience: | Java Programmers | | Level: | Novice to Advanced | | Subject: | Programming--Java | | Length: | 560 pages | | Format: | Paperback, Layflat | | Materials: | CD-ROM | | Publisher: | MC Press | | Publish Date: | February 2001 |
Java Application Strategies for iSeries and AS/400, Second Edition
Author: Don DenoncourtPrice: $89.00
On Sale: $35.60
Availability: Items ship within 48 hours while supplies last. Quantities Limited.
ISBN: 1-58347-025-5
SKU: 5021-d | |
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