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arrays are cast into an object oriented context.
The use of available classes is stressed, and classes for
user communication (JOptionPane), sound, images, graphics,
sorting and searching are covered in the first part. Applets
and applications illustrate use of language features.
The second part covers intermediate-to-advanced
topics, e.g. understanding of graphical user interfaces (GUI)
by means of the Swing libraries, thread programming, algorithms
and data structures (the Collection classes and more), distributed
systems (sockets and RMI), database interfacing (JDBC) and
web-programming (servlets/JSP).
http://www.tisip.no/JavaTheUmlWay/ makes available
all the examples, solutions to all small problems and to several
programming problems. Overhead slides for each chapter are
also available, as well as links to more Internet resources.
You will learn…
• How to “translate”
a UML class diagram into Java source
 code.
• How to construct first classes
even before writing the simplest if-statement.
• How to use standard SDK
2 classes and the SDK online API documentation
• How to write programs according
to Sun's code conventions
(with
a few, well documented exceptions).
• How to separate GUI and
application code, and why it is
important.
• How to get started on GUI
programming with Swing, and
progressing
further to master the useful, but difficult JTable
and
GridBagLayout classes.
• How to produce serious programs
such as distributed
systems
with callback and database programs based on the well-known
three-layer architecture. BESTILLING
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