Java Garage

Covers J2SE 5.0

Eben Hewitt

460 pages, parution le 14/09/2004

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Enter the Garage

Come out, a master

Enter your Java Garage...where you do your work, not somebody else's... where you experiment and tinker... where work is about passion, serendipity, inspiration... where you achieve greatness with Java, not just competence. Your mentor, teacher, sherpa: Eben Hewitt, Java architect, able to leap tall object models in a single bound, and teach you how to do it, too. What you'll learn: only the best ways to get it done with J2SE 1.5 classes, inheritance, interfaces, type conversions, event handling, exceptions,file I/O, multithreading, inner classes, Swing, JARs, everything that matters. Think 'zine. Think blog. But, please, do not think of any other Java book you have ever seen.

L'auteur - Eben Hewitt

Eben Hewitt is Director of Application Architecture at a publicly traded company where he is responsible for the design of their mission-critical, global-scale web, mobile and SOA integration projects. He has written several programming books, including Java SOA Cookbook (O'Reilly).

Sommaire

What is the Java Garage
Java Buzz
Java Editions and Platforms
Compiling and Running Java Applications
Where to Write Code
Primitive Types
Operators
Control Statements
Classes
Fridge: Mmm-mmm Lamb Chops and a Manhattan
Classes Reloaded
Inheritance
Strings
Arrays
Documenting Your Code with Javadoc
Abstract Classes
Interfaces
Casting and Type Conversions
Inner Classes
Blog: Inner Classes and Event Handlers
21 Handling Exceptions
File Input/Output
Fridge: Guacamole
Using Regular Expressions
Creating GUIs with Swing
Blog Entry: Software Development Black Market
Dates and Times
Using Timer Tasks
Applets
Fridge: Big Daddy Flapjacks
Using System and Runtime
Using the Java Development Tools
FAQ
Packaging & Deploying Java Applications
Toolkit
System Exit

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Prentice Hall
Auteur(s)	Eben Hewitt
Parution	14/09/2004
Nb. de pages	460
Format	18 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	700g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780321246233
ISBN13	978-0-321-24623-3