Database Programming with JDBC and Java by George Reese (Jan 15, 2000)
The database of Java classes Connectivity (JDBC) sensibly provide an interface between a programming language independent platform (Java) and a database language standard (Structured Query Language or SQL). Virtually all Java programs that are involved in transactions or other business operations connects to a database using JDBC, well, familiarity with the JDBC classes can magnify your other Java skills. Database Programming with JDBC and Java explains how JDBC fits into the unit software applications in which various functional parts communicate over a network. Author George Reese also shows how to write programs utilizing the JDBC classes, emphasizing the most commonly used (such as performing INSERT and SELECT operations), but also giving classes darker maturity.
Database Programming with JDBC and Java. This book is essentially an ongoing conference of increasing complexity. To cite one thread, which begins with clear examples, but academic transactions involving discrete (opening a connection, perform a search, and closing the connection). It then passes to the JDBC connection pooling and other projects supported by optimizations for the real world. A collection of specialized sections on topics such as security and persistence rely heavily on long code examples. A section on Swing programming seems kind of out of place, but is short. In short, this little book is a great introduction to JDBC for those looking to approach Java applications that are distributed through the database work.
The database of Java classes Connectivity (JDBC) sensibly provide an interface between a programming language independent platform (Java) and a database language standard (Structured Query Language or SQL). Virtually all Java programs that are involved in transactions or other business operations connects to a database using JDBC, well, familiarity with the JDBC classes can magnify your other Java skills. Database Programming with JDBC and Java explains how JDBC fits into the unit software applications in which various functional parts communicate over a network. Author George Reese also shows how to write programs utilizing the JDBC classes, emphasizing the most commonly used (such as performing INSERT and SELECT operations), but also giving classes darker maturity.
Database Programming with JDBC and Java. This book is essentially an ongoing conference of increasing complexity. To cite one thread, which begins with clear examples, but academic transactions involving discrete (opening a connection, perform a search, and closing the connection). It then passes to the JDBC connection pooling and other projects supported by optimizations for the real world. A collection of specialized sections on topics such as security and persistence rely heavily on long code examples. A section on Swing programming seems kind of out of place, but is short. In short, this little book is a great introduction to JDBC for those looking to approach Java applications that are distributed through the database work.
