This practical guide provides a detailed reference for developing Internet applications and e-commerce solutions. Readers learn how to create and use objects such as applets, scriplets, servlets, XML-constructions, JSP, and ASP pages. The two most popular Internet technologies, JavaBeans/CORBA and ActiveX/DCOM, are described in detail. Useable Visual Basic, Java, C++, Pascal, and LotusScript examples are provided, along with the latest developments in Java and XML.
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S. Dunaev is the author of Unix System, Unix Server, Borland technologies, Intranet technologies, and Database Networking titles, and more than 100 Internet-related articles. He provides lectures and practical training in Unix, Linux, Windows, CORBA, Enterprise JavaBeans, and XML programming. He has more than 20 years of experience working on software development projects and multi-tier systems using C++ and JAVA.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
A web developers point of view,
By Tezz (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Advanced Internet Programming (Paperback)
This is a good book. I highly recommend it to web developers. The nature of the topic means that it's somewhat prone to obscelescence but there is no excuse for leaving out PHP as a major contender in today's web applications server space. It has been around for a very long time (way before JSP) and it has recently gained tremendous popularity.Aside from this oversight, the book is an excellent executive summary for a reasonable percentage of the major technologies in this area.
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Recommended addition to any serious programmer's shelf,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Advanced Internet Programming (Paperback)
Sergei Dunaev's Advanced Internet Programming is a comprehensive and practical guide to developing Internet applications and e-commerce solutions. In addition to detailed covers of various Internet development tools, programmers are shown how to create and use a variety of applications including applets, scriplets, XML-constructions, JSP, ASP, and more. In short, how to choose the proper tool for a specific Internet need. Additional features include coverage of Enterprise JavaBeans/CORBA and ActiveX/DCOM; HTML; DHTML; ODS; ODBC; SAX; OLE DB; and more. Examples are provided in Visual Basic, Java, C++, Pascal, and LotusScript, as well as the latest developments in Java and XML. Advanced Internet Programming is an invaluable and recommended addition to any serious programmer's reference shelf.
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