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The JDC is pleased to present two chapters
from Beginning Java 2, JDK 1.3 Version by Ivor Horton, published by Wrox Press.
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About the Book
This book provides essential know-how for developing programs using the JDKTM
1.3. It includes a comprehensive discussion of the Java programming language. Every aspect of Java programming
covered in the book is
illustrated by fully working program examples that you can (and should) create and run for
yourself. With an understanding of the topics in this book, you can start to write fully featured
and effective Java programs.
About the Chapters
Chapter 11, "Threads," shows you how to
overlap the execution of segments of a single program, the use of threads,
their control, prioritizing, and avoiding the deadlocks.
Chapter 19, "Talking to Databases," teaches you how to
interface your Java applications with relational databases, or any database that can be
accessed using SQL.
This book is available from:
Wrox.com
DigitalGuru.com
Fatbrain.com
About the Author
Ivor Horton Ivor Horton has been in the computer industry more years than he cares to remember, with
experience in C, C++, Fortran, PL/1, APL, as well as assembler languages for a
variety of machines. His teaching experience is across both high-level and low-level
programming languages, largely to novices, and typically engineers and scientists. He has
worked on developing and implementing programming and systems projects,
primarily in engineering and scientific disciplines, including automotive, aerospace,
electronics, shipbuilding, and process industries. Mr. Horton also has experience managing
large systems projects, combining hardware installation as well as systems and application
programming.
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