BEA WebLogic Tutorial IBM VisualAge for Java
IBM VisualAge for Java Version 3.5 (Professional or Enterprise Edition) is an integrated, visual environment that supports the complete cycle of Java program development. BEA WebLogic Server is an award-winning Java application server for developing, deploying, and managing Web applications. It simplifies development of portable and scalable applications, and it provides interoperability with other applications and systems. BEA WebLogic Server also offers the most complete implementation of the Java 2 Enterprise Edition standard.
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JAVA SWING GUI TUTORIAL
AWT relies on ”peer-based” rendering to achieve platform independence. But subtle difference in platforms resulted in inconsistent look-and-feel, and platform-dependent bugs. Swing avoids these problems by using a non-peer-based approach, with the result it may be slower than AWT. To recover the look-and-feel of each platform (Windows, Motif, etc), it allows programs to specify the look-and-feel. It also has a new look-and-feel, called ”Metal”. Note that AWT is not deprecated as a result of Swing.
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Java Advanced Imaging API: A Tutorial
This tutorial shows how the Java language and its Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) Application Program Interface (API) can be used to create applications for image representation, processing and visualization. The Java language advantages are its low cost, licensing independence and inter-platform portability. The JAI API advantages are its flexibility and variety of image processing operators. The purpose of this tutorial is to present the basic concepts of the JAI API, including several complete an verified code samples which implements simple image processing and visualization operations. At the end of the tutorial the reader should be able to implement his/her own algorithms using the Java language and the JAI API.
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Introduction to Java Programming, 5E
This tutorial is for students who are currently taking a Java course that uses Eclipse and for Java programmers who want to develop Java projects using Eclipse. Eclipse is an open source supported by IBM.
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Programming C#, 2nd Edition
The first part of Programming C#, 2nd Edition introduces C# fundamentals, then goes on to explain the development of desktop and Internet applications, including Windows Forms, ADO.NET, ASP.NET (including Web Forms), and Web Services. Next, this book gets to the heart of the .NET Framework, focusing on attributes and reflection, remoting, threads and synchronization, streams, and finally, it illustrates how to interoperate with COM objects.
This book is a tutorial, both on C# and on writing .NET applications with C#. If you are already proficient in a programming language, you may be able to skim a number of the early chapters, but be sure to read through Chapter 1, which provides an overview of the language and the .NET platform. If you are new to programming, you’ll want to read the book as the King of Hearts instructed the White Rabbit: “Begin at the beginning, and go on till you come to the end: then stop.
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