Learn Java with JBuilder 6

By John Zukowski

- Author is a leading authority on Java technology - Features a chapter on JBuilder for wireless technologies - Can be used as a predecessor to other Java titles available from Apress. CD-ROM Includes: - 30 Day Enterprise Edition of JBuilder and unlimited use of Personal Edition. - Third-party JBuilder utilities (i.e. mouse wheel support) - Complete source code and examples from the book.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1893115984
• ISBN13: 9781893115989
• Release Date: March 2002
• Publisher: Apress
• Length: 648 Pages
• Weight: 2.41 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 7.4" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

A good beginners book.

Overall calue=4(well written and a good book). The book is well structured for a beginner for Java and a Java IDE such as Jbuilder.Instructional value of the book: 5 stars.the instructions of this book are well structured and provides easy steps for the user to accomplish the things mentioned in the text book.Reference value of the book:3This book is a beginners book and soon will not be useful for experienced users of Jbuilder.This book is a well done book that teaches Java to a beginner like me and also the nuances of the Jbuilder tool. The chapters are organized in a structured fashion.It also teaches the users how ot develop simple applets using the tool and the use of Swing and AWT. The book delves into some advanced topics such as multi threading, and menu creation in the later portions of the book.The author is a well respected Java respected and an authority in Java; the book is an excellent book and I would like thank the author for providing readers like me with a great book to learn Java and Jbuilder.

Good introduction to JBuilder 6

This book give you a pretty good introduction to JBuilder 6 and assumed you are pretty new to Java as well. I found this book explains Java Bean in very detail under Jbuilder 6 environment,and it spends 1/3 of the book about this. If you like to learn Java Bean under JBuilder, this book is for you. Besides Java Bean, the debugging multithreaded programs (the JBuilder debugger) chapter give you a good knowledge for how to debug Java program in Jbuilder.However, I have one complain about the chapter "Introduction Builder Professional and Enterprise features (including UML support and EJB wizards)"I understand it is a introduction level chapter, but I expect there is at least one CODE example to show how to do the Hello world EJB under JBuilder. However, this book does not...I would like to give 5 stars to this book, but the EJB chapter makes me to deduct 1 star from it.