The Java Web Services Tutorial

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The Java Web Services Tutorial

The Java Web Services Tutorial

The Java Web Services Tutorial

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Java-Servlets-JSP

Java, whether you love it, or hate it, it's here to stay. Like everyone's favorite language C, Java has had a major impact on the computing scene. When the history of computers is written, its name will be up there with the stars.

J2ME � Java on the Mobile Phone

Before you start running your first Java program on your mobile device, we assume that you have java installed on your PC and you have downloaded J2ME from the sun site and installed it on your harddisk.

Teach Yourself JAVA 1.1 PROGRAMMING in 24 Hours

It might not be a good idea to give up one of this book's secrets so quickly, especially when you might be reading this section at a bookstore. You could memorize this knowledge and put Teach Yourself Java 1.1 Programming in 24 Hours back on the shelf.

Tricks of the Java Programming Gurus

It's true that as I write this, Java has only been available to the public for about a year (and only a few months in a supported release). As programming languages go, Java is quite new, and the complete Java guru is an exceedingly rare individual. No one person could have written this book.

Creating Web Applets with Java

Java has been presented in many different ways by many different interests, but at the heart of all the Java hype is the language itself. Many people are confused or scared about what using Java means. What we hope to accomplish with this book is to provide you with some answers.

JAVA Expert Solutions

Java is one of the most significant software products to hit the scene in a long time. Unlike Netscape, whose impact was big and immediate, Java's full impact won't be realized for a long time. Java is more than just a programming language. It requires a different mindset when developing applications.

Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days

The World Wide Web, for much of its existence, has been a method for distributing passive information to a widely distributed number of people. The Web has, indeed, been exceptionally good for that purpose. With the addition of forms and image maps, Web pages began to become interactive-but the interaction was often simply a new way to get at the same information. The limitations of Web distribution were all too apparent once designers began to try to stretch the boundaries of what the Web can do. Even other innovations, such as Netscape's server push to create dynamic animations, were merely clever tricks layered on top of a framework that wasn't built to support much other than static documents with images and text.

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