Client/Server Data Access With Java and Xml - Couverture souple

Chang, Daniel T.; Harkey, Dan

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 0471245771 ISBN 13 : 9780471245773

Editeur : John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1998

Synopsis

This text covers the following topics and discusses not only what they are and how to program, but also how different and competing technologies can work together: Java database access; JDBC, JSQL, ODMG mapping; object transaction processing; Microsoft's Viper, IBM's BOSS, BEA's Tuxedo/Iceberg; Java ORBS like JavaSoft's RMI, Visigenic's Java 3.0, JavaSoft's JOE, and DCOM for Java Web Database Access; Dynamic HTML, DataApplets, Data Beans, and Visual JavaScript; Java agents for database access; and mobile agents and data agents. There are also benchmarks and tests featuring tools from Sun, Symantec, IBM, Netscape, Oracle and Microsoft, General Magic and Visigenic.

A propos du livre

Présentation de l'éditeur

Written by two of the foremost client/server and Java experts in the world, this powerful book/CD package is a vital programming tool for all database developers interested in using Java and XML Web products and technologies for large corporate applications. You′ll find out what these products are, how to program them, and how different and competing technologies can work together. You will also receive detailed information on the following topics:
∗ Web and Java–HTTP, HTML, and JDK
∗ Database Systems–RDB/SQL and OODB/ODMG 2.0
∗ Java Data Access–JDBC, SQLJ, and ODMG Java Binding/Poet
∗ Web Data Access–Web Gateway Tools like IBM′s Net.Data, Data Access Applets, Data Access Servlets/JavaSoft′s Java Web Server, and Microsoft′s Dynamic HTML
∗ Java Client/Server Computing–Java Object Serialization, Java RMI, and Java ORBs like Inprise′s Visibroker
∗ Web Data Interchange–XML, XLink/XPointer, DOM, and XMI
∗ Java Component Architecture–JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans like WEbLogic′s Tengah
∗ Emerging Technologies–Object–Relational Databases, JDBC 2.0, SQLJ Part 1 & Part 2, DASL, and more.

Includes CD–ROM with... Trial versions of Inprise(TM)′s Visibroker for Java(TM) Version 3.2, IBM(r)′s XML for Java(TM) Version 1, DB2(r) UDB Workgroup Edition for Windows NT(r), and WebLogic(r)′s Tengah 3.1.
∗ All sample programs found in the book.
∗ Links to IBM′s Net.Data(TM) Version 2, Microsoft(r) Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape(r) Communicator 4.05, and Netscape(r) Enterprise Server.
∗ Oracle(r)′s SQLJ Reference Implementation Version 0.7.1.1.
∗ JDK(TM) Version 1.1.6 and BDK Version 1.0.

Quatrième de couverture

An authoritative insider′s guide to Client/Server Data Access with Java and XML

Written by two of the foremost client/server and Java experts in the world, this powerful book/CD package is a vital programming tool for all database developers interested in using Java and XML Web products and technologies for large corporate applications. You′ll find out what these products are, how to program them, and how different and competing technologies can work together. You will also receive detailed information on the following topics:
∗ Web and Java–HTTP, HTML, and JDK
∗ Database Systems–RDB/SQL and OODB/ODMG 2.0
∗ Java Data Access–JDBC, SQLJ, and ODMG Java Binding/Poet
∗ Web Data Access–Web Gateway Tools like IBM′s Net.Data,
∗ Data Access Applets, Data Access Servlets/JavaSoft′s Java Web Server, and Microsoft′s Dynamic HTML
∗ Java Client/Server Computing–Java Object Serialization,
∗ Java RMI, and Java ORBs like Inprise′s Visibroker
∗ Web Data Interchange–XML, Xlink/Xpointer, DOM, and XMI
∗ Java Component Architecture–JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans like WebLogic′s Tengah
∗ Emerging Technologies–Object–Relational Databases, JDBC 2.0, SQLJ Part 1 & Part 2, DASL, and more

CD–ROM includes:
∗ All sample programs found in this book
∗ Evaluation copies of the tools covered in this book.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: John Wiley & Sons Inc
• Date d'édition: 1998
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 0471245771
• ISBN 13: 9780471245773
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 576
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
• Personne responsable: non disponible