Visual J++

Microsoft Visual J#(TM) .NET (Core Reference) (Pro-Developer)

Presented in an easy-to-browse format, this erudite book provides the authoritative technical details you need to leverage Microsoft Visual J# .NET and the richness of the Microsoft .NET Framework to build scalable, enterprise-level applications.

Introduction to Visual J++, Version 6.0 (2nd Edition)

Ideal for readers new to object-oriented programming, this reader-friendly book provides the framework needed to understand the subject in a logical, step-by-step manner. It is based on Microsoft J++ and is fully compliant with the Java 2 standard. Keeps readers up to date on the latest issues and trends in the field. Explains all fundamental concepts fully in simple language, and reinforces them by direct laboratory experience using numerous examples and exercises. Upgrades GUI designs from the original AWT package of classes to the newer Java 2 standard (the Swing Set). Features new chapters including topics such as Polymorphism, Graphics and the Swing Set, Components and the Swing Set, and Networking. Offers real-world projects ranging from simple operations on numbers to advanced Web design. Covers console applications and browser applets. Offers a C review. Covers Web-page design and structured programming techniques. A useful self-teaching guide for beginners who are interested in programming.

Web Developer's Guide to Visual J++ & ActiveX: The Complete Guide to Combining the Power of ActiveX with the Ease of Java using Visual J++

Provides step-by-step guides for building Java applets and ActiveX controls in minutes. Features a grand tour of Visual J++, including the debugger, the Java Type Library Wizard, the Applet Wizard, and all the rest. Includes tips and tricks for integrating the power of ActiveX with the elegance of Java. Contains instructions for writing database applications in Java, enhancing applets with OLE automation, and code-signing your ActiveX controls. Gives the scoop on scripts! Incorporate VBScript and JavaScript code with controls and applets.

Learn Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 Now (Learn Now)

For a quick and useful tour of essential Visual J++ features and capabilities, Learn Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 Now can get you up and running fast. This title combines an introduction to the Java programming language with instruction on how to create basic applets, including animated applets, before teaching how to build Java applications. The book also covers topics such as input/output (I/O) and how to call Win32 API functions using J/Direct. Along the way, the authors introduce Windows Foundation Classes (WFC) and component development--a real strength of the new Visual J++. This book allows the developer with at least some programming experience to get started in the world of Visual J++ development. --Richard Dragan

LEARN MICROSOFT VISUAL J++ NOW introduces Windows(r)-based programmers and less experienced developers to the latest version of Visual J++ and how to get the most out of it. Readers learn how to create an application and see what's going on in the process. Other topics include an overview of Java and Microsoft's implementation of Java; working with classes, objects, and forms; creating, enhancing, and animating applets; Java packages; and multimedia in WinDirect, console applications, and creating new components. Appendixes provide quick reference to Java syntax, event-driven programming, and database access. The accompanying CD includes a time-limited version of Microsoft Visual J++ (90 days from install) and sample files.

Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 Programmer's Guide

Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 Programmer's Guide gets you started in the Visual J++ 6 programming environment. This guide, printed from the online reference, covers the basics of projects and debugging, as well as the important technologies available in Visual J++, including Windows Foundation Classes (WFC), COM, and ActiveX programming. (Separate sections look at creating custom COM/ActiveX components, as well as consuming existing components within Visual J++ applications.) This book also provides a list of all compiler errors and warnings, as well as Java keywords (including Microsoft-specific Java keywords). It introduces basic programming techniques and provides an excellent guide to what's special about Microsoft's Java tool, particularly in its philosophy with component programming using WFC. --Richard Dragan

Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0 Developer's Workshop (Microsoft Programming Series)

After taking a quick look at the Visual J++ 6 programming environment, this book jumps right in with building simple applications, showing off features such as forms, menus, and status bars that are part of most Windows applications. (The author goes even further with some material on HTML-based help systems and drag-and-drop support.) Next the book explains how to use basic Windows controls and the Windows Foundation Classes (WFC) used to encapsulate their functionality. Details on more advanced controls such as TreeView and ListView follow.

Instead of a comprehensive tour of every control and feature, the author concentrates on what you need to get started with Visual J++ right away and then gets into basic database programming, including grid controls. Later sections of the book focus on creating custom WFC controls. (Since Visual J++ manages the difficulty here, you can write WFC controls without mastering the details of ActiveX.)

The final chapter presents a very useful case study for an inventory database for an online book company. --Richard Dragan

This book takes the popular VISUAL BASIC DEVELOPER'S WORKSHOP as its model and presents to intermediate programmers the skills needed to build powerhouse applications for Microsoft Windows(r). Throughout, the focus is on paving the way to rapid development of applications that take advantage of the Windows platform, using the full feature set that Visual J++ 6.0 with Windows Foundation Classes makes available. Coverage includes Java in the Win32(r) world; introduction to working with Windows Foundation Classes; handling classes, objects, and forms as well as databases; Visual J++ and COM (Component Object Model); and creating advanced applications and powerful add-ins. Subsections within chapters answer how-to questions and reinforce chapter topics. CD features the Windows Foundation Classes Software Development Kit.

Sams Teach Yourself Visual J++ 6 in 21 Days

Sams Teach Yourself Visual J++ 6 is an easy-to-use tutorial that breaks down the tasks of learning Visual J++ into 21 focused lessons. Readers learn through clear explanations of concepts, structured step-by-step tasks, and abundant code samples. This book covers all aspects of using Visual J++ to build a wide range of Java applets and applications, ActiveX objects, COM/DCOM objects, and more.

Using Visual J++ 6.0

Scott Mulloy's Using Visual J++ 6 introduces you to the Java programming language and gives you a tour of the Visual J++ 6 programming environment. This book stresses a hands-on approach, with plenty of screen shots to get you started quickly. It introduces all the essentials of basic Java development, using the wizards and other tools that help you to be more productive in Visual J++. The book also contains enough advanced material for the more experienced reader, including coverage of component programming with COM objects, J/Direct, database and network programming, and the basics of the new Windows Foundation Classes (WFC) Java class library. This handy, general-purpose introduction to Visual J++ is a good choice for the programmer who wants to get started in Visual J++ fast but appreciates a thorough introduction. --Richard Dragan

Using Visual J++ 6.0 is a task-based reference that uses clear organization, step-by-step tasks, abundant code samples, and new cross-indexing techniques to teach Visual J++. This book covers all aspects of using Visual J++ to build a wide range of Java applets and applications, ActiveX objects, COM/DCOM objects, and more. The book also covers some of the more advanced features of the Java 1.2 language. Using Visual J++ 6.0 accomplishes these goals by anticipating the needs of the user, providing strong navigation and accessibility to the content. This book provides a powerful price/content value proposition versus other books in the marketplace.

• This thorough and easy-to-use, task-based reference helps inexperienced readers quickly learn Visual J++
• Hands-on practical approach and well-documented code examples ensure that readers understand and learn Java programming techniques
• Strong content and organization, a leading author, new packaging, and 700 pages of material for $29.99 makes Using Visual J++ X an excellent value

Network Programming With Microsoft Visual J ++ 6.0 (Microsoft Programming Series)

Andy Wilson's Network Programming with Microsoft Visual J++ 6 provides networking essentials for Visual J++ 6 programmers. With efficient examples and crisp commentary, this title provides essential material on taking advantage of the built-in networking support of Java and Visual J++.

The book begins with a tour of Internet Protocol (IP), including the structure of packets and common protocols such as TCP and User Datagram Protocol (UDP). An initial example, a chat server running with UDP (a connectionless protocol), showcases basic Java classes for network programming. The more sophisticated TCP protocol comes next, with a file transfer application written with multithreading and Java socket classes.

Several sections on broadcasting follow, with some background material on the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) first and some of the details of broadcasting packets on today's routers. The sample application, which retrieves all the hosts on your network, tries out the ideas here. A section on multicasting improves the chat application presented earlier with a version that can handle multiple chat clients.

Subsequent chapters cover serializing Java objects in packets and developing client/server applications in Java. Here, the author considers issues such as security, performance, and scalability. Sample client/server applications, for a Simple Transfer Mail Protocol (SMTP) mail server and a proxy server, provide invaluable examples for writing your own Java applications. Final chapters consider writing applications that make use of "native" socket functionality via J/Direct and Raw Native Interface (RNI) calls, with sample code for each for monitoring Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) packets on the network.

Java is undoubtedly a network-ready language, and Network Programming with Microsoft Visual J++ 6 can have you writing network applications in record time. --Richard Dragan

NETWORK PROGRAMMING WITH VISUAL J++ shows how to extend the power of Visual J++ with coverage of every essential area of network application development. The developers of Visual J++ will be introduced to network programming for the Internet, and will then explore ways to use Visual J++ to employ and extend the Java network package. Sample network applications include chat, broadcast, and Ping. Examples are thoroughly discussed, with advantages of different techniques demonstrated, such as using Visual C++(r) and Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Libraries to create a custom socket implementation.

NETWORK PROGRAMMING WITH VISUAL J++ topics include: An overview of network programming for the Internet Ways to use Visual J++ to employ and then extend the Java networking package Sample network applications, including chat, broadcast, and Ping Using Visual C++ and Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Libraries to create a custom socket implementation

Introduction to Java Programming with Microsoft Visual J++ 6.0