Effective VisualAge for Java Version 3: IncludesCoverage of Versions 3.02 and 3.5
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SCOTT STANCHFIELD is Senior Training Consultant for Tier Technology Training. Stanchfield manages the popular VisualAge for Java Tips and Tricks Website(www.javadude.com/vaj). He has written several articles for VisualAge Developer Domain (www.software.ibm.com/vadd) and Sun's Java Developer Connection (http://developer.java.sun.com). His areas of expertise include introductory and advanced Java, including Swing, Servlets, JSPs, EJBs, and VisualAge for Java.
ISABELLE MAUNY is an architect and consultant for IBM's European technical sales support team. With eight years' experience in the application development arena, Mauny teaches, demonstrates, and develops e-business applications using the VisualAge for Java and WebSphere Application Server products.
ISABELLE MAUNY is an architect and consultant for IBM's European technical sales support team. With eight years' experience in the application development arena, Mauny teaches, demonstrates, and develops e-business applications using the VisualAge for Java and WebSphere Application Server products.
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Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
About the Authors.
VisualAge for Java Concepts.
Creating Code.
Navigating Your Code.
Using Version Control.
Testing and Debugging.
Integrating with the File System.
Introduction to JavaBeans Components.
The BeanInfo Editor.
Extension and Composition.
Bean Composition in the VCE.
Layout Management.
Connections.
Variables and Instances.
Design Patterns for the VCE.
Model-View-Controller in the VCE.
Advanced Model-View-Controller Techniques.
Factory Beans.
Using AWT and Swing in the VCE.
Handwritten Code versus Generated Code.
Bean Customization.
Database Programming.
Developing Distributed Applications.
Developing Enterprise Javabeans.
Developing Servlets and JavaServer Pages.
Tool Integration.
Appendix A: Internationalization.
Appendix B: Maintenance and Troubleshooting.
Appendix C: Overview of Changes in VisualAge for Java.
Appendix D: The CD-ROM.
Appendix E: Additional Resources.
Index.
Introduction.
About the Authors.
VisualAge for Java Concepts.
Creating Code.
Navigating Your Code.
Using Version Control.
Testing and Debugging.
Integrating with the File System.
Introduction to JavaBeans Components.
The BeanInfo Editor.
Extension and Composition.
Bean Composition in the VCE.
Layout Management.
Connections.
Variables and Instances.
Design Patterns for the VCE.
Model-View-Controller in the VCE.
Advanced Model-View-Controller Techniques.
Factory Beans.
Using AWT and Swing in the VCE.
Handwritten Code versus Generated Code.
Bean Customization.
Database Programming.
Developing Distributed Applications.
Developing Enterprise Javabeans.
Developing Servlets and JavaServer Pages.
Tool Integration.
Appendix A: Internationalization.
Appendix B: Maintenance and Troubleshooting.
Appendix C: Overview of Changes in VisualAge for Java.
Appendix D: The CD-ROM.
Appendix E: Additional Resources.
Index.
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