Java Thin Client Programming for a Network Computing Environment

Java Thin Client Programming for a Network Computing Environment
by Juergen Friedrichs

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Book Description

This end-to-end guide shows developers how to achieve powerful results with thin clients and network computing right now. Start with an in-depth explanation of the network computing paradigm. Walk step-by-step through designing, developing, implementing and optimizing thin-client Java applications for intranet, Internet, LAN or enterprise-wide environments. Review these key mechanisms for building distributed Java applications: HTTP, RMI, sockets, servlets, and JDBC. Watch Java at work in IBM SmartCard and X-10 home control applications. Finally, learn exactly how to deploy distributed Java applications on IBM's new Network Station 1000. Network computing promises lower costs, greater efficiency, easier management and revolutionary new applications. This book shows developers precisely how to deliver on those promises.

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Presents an in-depth understanding of the network computing paradigm. Walks you step-by-step through designing, developing, & implementing thin-client Java applications for any environment: intranet or Internet, LAN-based or enterprisewide. Paper. CD-ROM included.

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Java and network computing promise lower costs, greater efficiency, easier management, and support for revolutionary new applications. In this book, an international team of Java experts working at IBM shows you how to deliver on those promises - right now. You'll start by gaining an in-depth understanding of the network computing paradigm. Then, you'll walk step-by-step through designing, developing, and implementing thin-client Java applications for any environment: intranet or Internet, LAN-based or enterprise-wide.

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CD-ROM Included.

IBM's end-to-end guide to successful thin-client development.
Covers every key technology: Java, HTTP, RMI, sockets, servlets, JDBC and more.
Get results with thin-client computing - right now!
Design, development, deployment and optimization.

Great CD-ROM! Trialware: IBM VisualAgeÂ® for Java, IBM DB2Â® Universal Database V.5, Lotus DominoÂ® Go Web Server, ModelWorks SitePad ProÂ® professional Java/HTML/VRML IDE, plus free MindQÂ® Java training, Sun's JDKÂ® 1.1.6, and all the book's source code!

Java and network computing promise lower costs, greater efficiency, easier management, and support for revolutionary new applications. In this book, an IBM team of Java experts shows you how to deliver on those promises - right now.

You'll start by gaining an in-depth understanding of the network computing paradigm. Then, you'll walk step-by-step through designing, developing, and implementing thin-client Java applications for any environment: intranet or Internet, LAN-based or enterprise-wide.

Review each key mechanism for building distributed Java applications, including HTTP, RMI, sockets, Java servlets, and JDBC. Discover advanced techniques for optimizing thin-client code; and watch Java at work in IBM SmartCard and X-10 home control applications. Finally, learn exactly how to deploy distributed Java applications on IBM's new Network Station 1000.

Network computing has arrived - and Java Thin-Client Programming for a Network Computing Environment is all you need to make the most of it.

Sharing Technical Expertise from Around the World.

This book and other IBM Redbooks are products of IBM's International Technical Support Organization, where worldwide specialists work alongside you to harness IBM technologies. IBM Redbooks make the answers to your most pressing technical questions easily and immediately accessible.

For more information: http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks.

About the Author

Jurgen Friedrichsis a leader of the JalapeÃ±o Team of JavaBeans engineers at IBM Corporation.

Henri Jubinis a project leader in the OO/AD group at IBM's International Technical Support Organization (ITSO), Austin Center.

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