Mastering JBuilder (eBook)

MIKE ROZLOG is Chief Technical Architect for Borland SoftwareCorporation and is responsible for helping to define Borlandproducts.GEOFFREY L. GOETZ is a senior systems engineer for Borland whohas authored articles for JBuilder Developer's Journal andspeaks internationally at the Borland Developer'sConferences.SUNG NGUYEN is a senior systems engineer for Borland covering USEastern regions and speaks at the Borland Developer'sConference.

Foreword.Acknowledgments.Introduction.Part 1: JBuilder as an Integrated Development Environment.Chapter 1: Installing JBuilder.Chapter 2: Customizing the AppBrowser.Chapter 3: Controlling Java Configurations.Chapter 4: Project Properties and Configurations.Chapter 5: Debugging with JBuilder.Chapter 6: Using the JBuilder Help System.Part 2: JBuilder as a Rapid Application Development Tool.Chapter 7: Creating Classes.Chapter 8: Modifying Classes.Part 3: JBuilder and Application Lifecycle Management.Chapter 9: Integrated Team Development.Chapter 10: Using Build Systems.Chapter 11: Unit Testing with Junit.Chapter 12: UML Visualization.Part 4: Two-Tier Client/Server Development with JDBC.Chapter 13: Building the Database with JDataStore.Chapter 14: DataExpress and DBSwing Applications.Part 5: Web Development with Servlets, Java Server Pages, andStruts.Chapter 15: Server and Service Configuration.Chapter 16: Web Enablement with Servlets.Chapter 17: Moving from Basic Servlets to Java Server Pages.Chapter 18: Developing with Struts.Part 6: Enterprise Development with Enterprise JavaBeans.Chapter 19: Developing EJB 1.1.Chapter 20: Developing EJB 2.x.Part 7: Distributed Computing with RMI, CORBA and WebServices.Chapter 21: RMI Development with JBuilder.Chapter 22: CORBA Development with JBuilder.Chapter 23: Web Services Development with JBuilder.Index.