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Books for Java programmers
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NEW! Murach's Java Programming (eBook available)
Murach's Java SE 6 (eBook available)
If you're new to Java programming, this book will
get you started quickly and easily. First, it
shows you how to create, compile, test, and debug Java programs using NetBeans (or TextPad, in the SE 6 edition). Then, it
teaches you all the core Java skills you need
to develop object-oriented applications, like the pros do.
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Murach's Java Servlets and JSP (2nd Edition) (eBook available)
Once you master the core skills that are presented
in Murach's Java, you're ready to learn
web programming using servlets and JavaServer
Pages (JSPs). In this book, you'll learn how to
install and use Tomcat (a servlet and JSP container)
so you can test servlets and JSPs on your system.
Then, you'll learn how to code JSPs and servlets,
and you'll learn how to structure them using the
MVC architecture. In addition, you'll learn how
to write Java code that works with sessions, cookies,
JavaBeans, custom JSP tags, databases, and more!
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Murach's Oracle SQL and PL/SQL (eBook available)
Java shops often have Oracle Database installed
as their primary database management system. So
this book teaches how to code queries that retrieve
and update Oracle data. It shows how to design
a database and then implement that design. It
shows how to use PL/SQL, Oracle's procedure language,
to create scripts for more complex data handling
and control. And it shows how to do all these
tasks using SQL Developer, a free, graphical tool
that makes it easier than ever to work with Oracle
Database.
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Mike Murach & Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
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