Jbuilder 9 software development project practice

Author: Lu Zhengzhong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: JBuilder is Borland's key product. With the popularity of the Java language, more and more developers are favoring this visual Java application development tool. Using JBuilder for Java application development can significantly accelerate beginners' learning speed and shorten experts' development time. In just a few years, it has become one of the most beloved development tools for programmers. JBuilder9 integrates software development, debugging, deployment, and management tools, greatly improving the speed of project development. This book discusses the use of JBuilder9 through examples while also teaching readers the project development process. The main content of the book is introduced in a "basic + advanced" manner. Chapter 1 briefly introduces the integrated development environment and basic controls of JBuilder, laying a solid foundation for subsequent learning. The following chapters use 10 examples to illustrate various methods for developing database applications, network applications, and multimedia applications using JBuilder9. Each project introduced in the chapters not only has high practical value but also emphasizes different key points. Chapters 2, 3, 4, and 5 belong to the database application section, introducing knowledge related to database application development, with Chapter 5 providing a detailed introduction to B/S structure database application development. Chapters 6, 7, and 8 belong to the network application section, introducing three commonly used software: online chat rooms, FTP file transfer systems, and P2P resource sharing systems. Chapters 9, 10, and 11 belong to the multimedia application section, introducing multi-dimensional demonstration systems, 3D animation demonstration systems, and video playback systems. The book introduces the following knowledge and techniques for JBuilder9 application system development: database controls in JBuilder9; database connection technology; SQLServer database design methods; FTP protocol and usage; peer-to-peer (P2P) technology; Socket protocol and applications; animation technology; image technology; audio technology; multithreading technology. This book is suitable for readers who have a certain understanding of the Java language, so it does not extensively cover Java syntax but instead directly introduces how to use JBuilder9 for project development. For readers who are relatively familiar with or have some knowledge of JBuilder9 and want to study it thoroughly and gain some project experience, this book is an excellent choice. The application systems in the book have been tested and run in the JBuilder9 + Windows2000 environment.