MoreJavaPitfalls Chinese Version

Author: [USA] Dalongta et al., translated by Xu Bo
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The sister book of "JavaPitfalls Chinese Edition," filling the gap in technical books on Java pitfalls. A summary of practical experiences from numerous Java experts, written for programmers by programmers. The book is organized in a "rule-based" structure, grouped by categories, making it easy to find and solve practical problems. By analyzing and exploring issues in Java programming, the book summarizes efficient solutions to help Java programmers overcome "traps" in actual programming work. The book is divided into three parts, with 50 items in total. Part "Client Layer" (22 items) covers J2ME and J2SE, discussing pitfalls that may be encountered when developing network and standalone client applications. The second part, "Web Layer" (14 items), explores pitfalls of components running within a web container. The third part, "Enterprise Layer" (14 items), involves components of the J2EE platform or execution within an Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) container. This book is suitable for Java programmers with some experience and can also serve as a reference for solving practical problems at work.

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