Java Programming Tips and Case Analysis

Author: Editorial Department of "Computer Programming Techniques and Maintenance"
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Core Value: The of over 800 programming experts and renowned figures; Classic solutions to more than 1,000 technical points; 600 typical development examples derived from practice; Up to 700,000 rigorously tested program codes. Target Audience: College students engaged in course project development and graduation project design, as a reference book; Software professionals and programming enthusiasts, as a classic collection; Related higher training schools, as a comprehensive case-based tutorial.
Super-capacity CD containing source codes of examples in the book: 1,000 technical points, 600 typical examples; 700,000 program codes. In-depth analysis of important concepts such as multithreading and serialization; Developing a student information management system; Sending and receiving emails; Writing a web server; P2P network communication; Creating image switching effects; Network file download and upload system; Email broadcasting system; Cross-platform proxy server and billing.
Java is a network programming language. With the explosive growth of the internet, it has also become one of the mainstream programming languages today. Due to its advantages such as cross-platform, multithreading, and object-oriented, it is favored by a wide range of programmers. This book selects outstanding articles from "Computer Programming Techniques and Maintenance" in recent years, covering hot fields such as Java basic skills and applications, database applications, network programming applications, and graphics and image processing. Through numerous practical cases, it explains important Java concepts (e.g., multithreading, serialization, constructors), typical applications (e.g., connecting to a database, developing a student information management system, sending and receiving emails, writing a web server, implementing P2P network communication, creating image switching effects), and programming techniques (e.g., dynamic class loading, UDP multicast, database connection pooling, network file download and upload system, email broadcasting, scaling images with scrollbars). All examples are derived from real projects and have been tested, with detailed commentary on key technologies to facilitate reader understanding.
The accompanying CD contains all the example source codes. This book is tailored for programmers and application developers with Java application experience, and also offers some reference value for beginners learning Java. It serves as a reference book for college students engaged in course project development and graduation project design, as well as an ideal case-based tutorial for related higher training schools.