|   iSeries and AS/400 Java at Work
Author: Don DenoncourtPrice: $99.00
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ISBN: 1-58347-018-2
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Book Description:
If you are a good Java programmer who wants to become an excellent Java application developer, this book and companion code available on the Web are for you. This book contains 64 chapters written by 18 leading Java experts on Java technologies. Originally compiled by Don Denoncourt as a personal resource to help him develop and code Java applications for his consulting business, iSeries and AS/400 JavaTM at Work contains all the essential information Denoncourt has gleaned from his years as the editor of AS/400 NetJava Expert, a on time contributor to Midrange Computing, and an award-winning seminar speaker. "I consider this book to be my secondary storage device for Java technology," says Denoncourt. "It is an extension of my Java capabilities, and it could be the same for you."
This is not a book for the beginner Java programmer. Rather, it is the definitive second-tier education for Java programmers. Many know the language; those who succeed will know how to make the language work in a business environment. This book will show you how the experts are getting it done.
Java is a pervasive technology today. iSeries and AS/400 shops are clamoring for Java expertise so that they can modernize their business applications and build their Web presence. Businesses need Java programmers who can use their skills to contribute real value as application developers. Successful Java programmers need more than basic Java programming skills; they need a strong grasp of business--real-world tools to develop robust applications. There has never been a better time to build your Java skills, and there has never been a better resource to help you do it than iSeries and AS/400 Java at Work.
This book will help you to:
• Understand how to use the powerful classes in the AS/400 Toolbox for Java
• Master the ins and outs of SQL access to the AS/400 database through JDBC
• Leave AWT behind and start using the JFC package
• Leverage both existing legacy applications and existing legacy knowledge
• Integrate Java into the other Web application languages
• Gain insight into how to harness the power of server-side Java and servlets
• Tune Java applications for ultimate performance
• Become an Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) expert
• Study real-world Java applications and utilities
Contents:
Preface
Section I: Overview
Chapter 1: Business Case for Java
Chapter 2: Applets and Applications
Chapter 3: An AS/400 Programmer’s First Look at Java
Section II: AS/400 Toolbox for Java
Chapter 4: Record-level Access with the AS/400
Chapter 5: Commitment Control for Record-level Access
Chapter 6: Encapsulation: Java Power with RPG Simplicity
Chapter 7: Qshell and IBM’s Java Toolbox for the AS/400
Chapter 8: Java Servlet Programming for the HTML-challenged
Chapter 9: Reducing Applet Code Size with Proxy Classes
Section III: JDBC: SQL for Java
Chapter 10: JDBC Basics
Chapter 11: Getting to Know JDBC
Chapter 12: Prepare Your JDBC Applications for Performance
Chapter 13: Using Commitment Control with JDBC
Chapter 14: A Few JDBC Tips and Techniques
Section IV: Java GUI Programming
Chapter 15: Java Foundation Classes Basics
Chapter 16: JFC Development with Templates
Chapter 17: Chrome Plate Your Java GUI with Dynamic Menus and a Status Bar
Chapter 18: Just Browsing with JDBC
Chapter 19: Cheap Java Subfile Programming Tricks
Chapter 20: GUI Builder Makes Java GUI Development Easy
Section V: Legacy Interoperability
Chapter 21: Application Modularization: SeparatingPresentation and Programming Logic
Chapter 22: Breaking Apart the Monolith
Chapter 23: The Business of Java
Chapter 24: Calling RPG from Java
Chapter 25: Invoking RPG via JDBC
Chapter 26: CP/IP Socket Programming
Chapter 27: Using Java Sockets Programming
Chapter 28: Servlets, Sockets, and RPG
Chapter 29: Using the JNI to Call RPG from Java
Section VI: Not Java
Chapter 30: HTML Basics
Chapter 31: HTML: The New 5250
Chapter 32: HTML Form Validation with JavaScript
Chapter 33: Advanced HTML Form Validation with JavaScript
Chapter 34: Using Cookies to Pass Parameters Between Web Pages
Chapter 35: XML: The Ubiquitous Language of the Internet
Chapter 36: XSL Style Sheets: Display Files of the Web
Chapter 37: UNIX Developers Find a Home in Qshell
Section VII: Server-Side Java
Chapter 38: The "Little Web Server" Project
Chapter 39: Serving Up Host-based Java Apps
Chapter 40: JavaServer Page Basics
Chapter 41: Servlets: The New Application Architecture
Chapter 42: Maintaining Session State with Java Servlets
Chapter 43: Send a Message with JavaMail
Chapter 44: Synchronization Issues with Java Servlets
Chapter 45: An Open Source Web Application Server
Chapter 46: Jump-start Servlets and JSPs with WebSphere Version 3.02
Section VIII: Java Performance
Chapter 47: A Programmer’s Notebook: Making Servlets Run Faster
Chapter 48: Java Performance Tuning
Chapter 49: Java Performance Tips
Section IX: Enterprise JavaBeans
Chapter 50: E-business by Design with EJB
Chapter 51: Enterprise JavaBeans: Show Me the Code!
Chapter 52: EJB: What’s Going on Here
Chapter 53: Open-Source Enterprise JavaBeans
Chapter 54: Distributed Java Computing with RMI
Section X: Odds and Ends
Chapter 55: Soft-coding Values for Java Applications
Chapter 56: Java Source Level Debugger for the AS/400
Chapter 57: Deliver Your Programs with Java Message Service
Chapter 58: How to Build OpsNav Java Plug-ins
Chapter 59: Java Packaging
Section XI: Sample Applications
Chapter 60: A Java GUI for DSPFFD
Chapter 61: Spool File to PDF, PDQ
Chapter 62: The Spartan Order System: An Exercise in Java Application Design
Chapter 63: Tracking AS/400 Vital Signs with SysStats
Chapter 64: Free and Easy with WebSQL
Appendix A: Software Loading Instructions
Index
Product Details: | Audience: | Java Programmers | | Level: | Intermediate to Advanced | | Subject: | Programming--Java | | Length: | 784 pages | | Format: | Paperback, Layflat | | Materials: | Code on the Web | | Publisher: | MC Press | | Publish Date: | August 2001 |
iSeries and AS/400 Java at Work
Author: Don DenoncourtPrice: $99.00
Availability: Ships in 48 hours
ISBN: 1-58347-018-2
SKU: 5029 | |
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