Covers distributed objects and components, the basics of Java, creating applications using JavaBeans, and using ActiveX controls

Programming Web Components

Computers & Technology

Sharma, Tarun

Hoque, Reaz

Web Development & Design

Computing McGraw-Hill

Programming Javabeans 1.1: Hands-On Web Development

Glasgow Beans pick up where JavaBeans 1.0 left off-with their data typing and registry functions, they permit users to access and write to the registry. Developers will use the step-by-step tutorials in this package to understand the innovative model that makes Glasgow perk; write robust applications using the new functionality; create their own Beans using JDK 1,2, and other offerings; and integrate CORBA and COM components on the Web.

CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture) is at the center of software development for building distributed applications. Distributed applications are designed to run over a network regardless of the type of computer one uses to access the network and the application. CORBA enables software developers to create software applications by fashoning and assembling software components piece by piece. These software components are then stored and called when needed for a program to run. With this type of architecture, a software engineer can create a basic program and store it in pieces so that when a Macintosh user accesses the program, the Macintosh version will run while the Windows 98 user will run the Windows 98 version. The core software may remain the same, with different pieces designed to support the different operating systems. The CORBA standard is defined and managed by the Object Management Group (OMG), an industry-wide consortium which develops standards for object-oriented programming and applications. It is the premier software development project of the OMG. CORBA for Real Programmers is designed for developers who may be familiar with basic CORBA requirements, rules, and procedures, but need a complete guide for learning about essential CORBA syntax and references. n CD-ROM contains a trial version of CORBA utilities and code examples along with other freeware and shareware concerning CORBA n Focuses on the specifics of the CORBA standard and is intended to be used as a "desk reference" rather than a tutorial

CORBA for Real Programmers

Networking & Cloud Computing

Academic Press

Rapidly gaining acceptance throughout Internet and enterprise development, XML (or Extensible Markup Language) makes it possible to create customized, reusable standards for displaying data on the Web. This is a critical new technology for developers of Web sites that require highly flexible display capabilities, as well as the programmers creating the back-end systems on which these sites rely. XML for Real Programmers is a savvy technical introduction that offers readers both a dynamic view of what XML is and in-depth instruction in the techniques they need to master to put it to work. Filled with real-world examples drawn from three key approaches to XML implementation, this book will be indispensable to developers of all kinds who are ready to begin work on the next generation of practical Web applications. * Provides a thorough technical introduction to XML-what it is, what it can do, and how to use it to meet serious development challenges * Demonstrates XML's power as a core part of database-driven, fully distributed, Web-based enterprise systems * Discusses advantages of and techniques for using XML in conjunction with emerging and established technologies, including CDF, RDF, Java, and relational databases * Comes with a CD-ROM containing all the example code referred to in the book and third-party software of use to XML developers

XML for Real Programmers (The For Real Programmers Series)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

Morgan Kaufmann

Get on the 'Bus . . . A step-by-step guide to interconnecting JavaBeans. InfoBus is an absolute salvation for Java programmers waiting for the technology that will finally allow separate JavaBeans to share and exchange information across Web pages. Already adopted by Novell, IBM, America Online, Symantec, and Oracle, InfoBus' momentum is growing quickly, and this straightforward, programmer-friendly book is a perfectly timed handbook for creating enterprise-ready JavaBeans with InfoBus. Packed with JavaBeans source code and ready-to-use Java applications. InfoBus allows JavaBeans to share data with each other. It is designed jointly by JavaSoft and Lotus. JavaBeans and Java are trademarks of SUN Microsystems.

Connecting JavaBeans with InfoBus

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Build powerful client/server and Web applications that suit your professional needs and add more muscle to your network with Corba, the latest technology to generate a strong buzz among Web developers and programmers. Although Corba has been around for quite some time, it has only recently become ready for mission-critical applications. Now there is a hands-on guide that goes beyond theory to show you what Corba can do. 
 Corba™ 3 features step-by-step instructions and practical examples that help the reader take advantage of this powerful technology. You get a complete background of Corba architecture, interface design, and IDL; guidelines for developing distributed architecture, writing code, and executing applications; techniques for handling dynamic invocation and the interface repository; a discussion of server threading models; extensive coverage of how Java and OODBMS work with Corba; and more. 
 The CD-ROM that accompanies Corba 3 includes JDK 1.1.5 as well as demo versions of IBM Visual Age for Java, IBM Web Runner, IONAs ORBIX 2, IONAs ORBIXWEB, and code samples from the book.

Corba 3

A tutorial and handbook for novice and veteran programmers to one of the most popular scripting languages for creating sites on the World Wide Web. Explains how to create applications from both the client and the server side. The emphasis in on quick learning and immediate application. The CD-ROM includes plug-ins, tutorials, demonstrations of software, all the code examples from the book, and a password to get onto a Web site for updates. No bibliography. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Practical Javascript Programming

M&T Books

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