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Beginning Java 2

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Data Management in J2EE Apps

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OR-Mapper POJO Generator

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Beginning Java 2 has a
This article examines two
The POJO Generator generates
Often, that unusual thing you
detailed introduction to the
data management strategies
POJOs (Plain Old Java
want to do has already been
Java Foundation Classes
available on the Java
Objects) and the methods
done and is waiting for you
(JFC), a vast set of
platform: Java object
for inserting, updating,
in a Java library. But how
graphics functionality
serialization and Java
deleting and finding them
do you get to it from
including Java2D and Swing,
Database Connectivity
in, from an RDBMS. It does
Flash? This example shows
which makes developing
(JDBC). While neither data
OR-Mapping by generating
how to access a Java
windowed applications much
management strategy is
code in an easy-to-use way.
object through
easier. It also covers the
inherently superior or
The user can easily create
ColdFusion in Flash. The
new Collections API, a bunch
inferior to the other, when
a POJO following by
process is also very similar
of container classes for
it comes to managing
specifying its member
in JSP and PHP.
representing and handling
enterprise information
variables, their types, the
 
other Java objects,
systems, JDBC wins hands
columns they map to in an
 
and has up-to-date coverage
down.
RDBMS and the table where
 
of threads, serialization
 
they are stored. The user
 
and JDBC 2.0. The revised
 
has the possibility to
 
edition of the best-selling
 
create and manage a
 
introductory Java book
 
collection of connection
 
Beginning Java has been
 
templates, code which the
 
thoroughly updated for the
 
user already uses for
 
Java 2 platform and the JDK
 
connecting to RDBMS. The
 
1.2 release. The book still
 
user has the possibility to
 
teaches Java from scratch,
 
attach such code to a POJO,
 
assuming only basic
 
change the code later,
 
programming know-how and in
 
re-generate the POJO and
 
a tutorial format, but it
 
have its database connection
 
now takes a slightly
 
layer changed on the fly.
 
different route through the
 
 
 
Java class libraries.
 
 
 


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Date: Dec, 18 2003
Bridge2Java is a tool that
Java 2D may be the most
The corporate firewall is a
The PHP scripting language's
allows Java programs to
obvious solution for
double-edged sword. It helps
XML support has a few gaps,
communicate with ActiveX
programming 2D graphs in
prevent unauthorized access
but you can fill them with
objects. It allows easy
Java programs, but it's not
to the corporate Web
Java objects in a
integration of ActiveX
the only one. This article
services, but can disable
pinch. In this article, find
objects into a Java
proposes an elegant
access for legitimate
out what XML tools are
Environment. Using the Java
alternative in the form of
clients. Due to the number
available now for PHP
Native Interface and COM
Java Objects for
of safety measures taken by
developers looking to craft
technology, Bridge2Java
Science (JSci), an
system administrators, HTTP
XML projects, and find out
allows an ActiveX object to
open-source package that
has become the universal
how to access Java
be treated just like a
lets you create 2D bar
entry mechanism to the
objects until the PHP
Java object.
graphs, pie charts, and line
corporate network. Where
tool set matures.
 
graphs in Swing.
technologies such as CORBA
 
 
 
and DCOM have failed because
 
 
 
of the firewall,
 
 
 
technologies such as SOAP
 
 
 
have been developed to
 
 
 
provide safe and reliable
 
 
 
access through firewall
 
 
 
protection. This article
 
 
 
explores an alternative to
 
 
 
SOAP, the use of Java
 
 
 
objects over HTTP. In
 
 
 
addition, it uses J2EE
 
 
 
servlet technology as
 
 
 
server-side middleware to
 
 
 
the business data.
 


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