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The Complete Guide to Java Database Programming with JDBC

โœ Scribed by Matthew D. Siple


Publisher
McGraw-Hill
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Leaves
341
Category
Library

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For experienced developers and programmers looking to exploit the power of Java by building applications that interact with a SQL database server, this book/CD-ROM is your complete, real-world guide to the Java Database Connectivity Application Programming Interface. Part 1 leads you through the seven key steps in developing a JDBC API application; Part 2 details all of the JDBC classes, interfaces, methods, and variables; and Part 3 guides you through the development of a dynamic and extensible database browser. CD-ROM contains JDK 1.14 plus essential source code (Windows- and Solaris-compatible) and the Web Logic Driver. A volume in the McGraw-Hill Java Masters series.


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