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|a Client/Server :
|b data access with Java and XML /
|c Dan Chang, Dan Harkey.
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|a New York :
|b John Wiley,
|c 1998.
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|a xxvii, 606 p. ;
|c 23 cm. +
|e 1 CD-ROM.
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|a Chapter 1. Introduction to client/server data access. PART 1. Foundation of client/server data access. Chapter 2. Web Basics. Chapter 3. Java primer. Chapter 4. Relational databases and SQL. Chapter 5. Object-oriented databases and ODMG 2.0. Chapter 6. The arcworld sample database. PART 2. Java data access. Chapter 7. JDBC in a nutshell. Chapter 8. Introduction to SQLJ. Chapter 9. Java building for OODB. Chapter 10. Sample data access applications. PART 3. Web data access. Chapter 11. Dynamic web pages. Chapter 12. Java Applets and servlets. Chapter 13. Dynamic HTML. PART 4. Java client/server computing. Chapter 14. Java streams and object serialization. Chapter 15. Java RMI overview. Chapter 16. Introduction to Java ORBs. Part 5. Web data access. Chapter 17. Introduction to XML. Chapter 18. DOM and SAX. Chapter 19. XML for metadata interchange. PART 6. Java component architectures. Chapter 20. JavaBeans. Chapter 21. Enterprise JavaBeans. Chapter 22. Conclusion: emerging technologies. Where to go for more information.
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