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1. I am a java programmer interested in back end java applications, I found that the use of AWT was annoying, I don't know it, and don't want to know it. If you are familiar with java, or know awt this is a decent book, but unless you are into AWT be prepared to extract any useful information out of the examples.



2. I bought this book about 9 months ago to help me do the Java 2 Developer Certification. It provides an excellent reference to help you write programs using almost any networking technology. I still refer to it when I need to write any sort of networking program. Buy this book, trust me... you will never look at any of the networking tutorials on java.sun.com again.



3. The examples are full of errors for starts...most of them are simple syntax errors, and that in itself does not warrent a terrible review. My real problem with the book is the authors do not know what they are talking about. The chapter on Java Beans is wrong. Not like the code doen't work wrong, but what they describe as a Java Bean is not a Java Bean, but a type of Java Beans. This is only one example. Also the book has an annoying habit of putting many examples in AWT and Swing. This might just be me, but I could really care less. I don't know how to make applets, and don't want to, I want to know how to make a networked application independant of the UI.
   Finally the authors insane predictions of the future of the Java Language are both annoying, and shows their misunderstanding of the Java Language.



4. a very good starting introduction to a varity of advanced subjects. The book uses the very useful method of developing one example through the book with different ways.

   I highly recommend this book.




5. This is a wateful book. I went through this book to work on an RMI project that i had undertaken. The RMI chapter has examples that are full of errors. The section on CALLBACKS is all wrong and just will not work correctly.

   Absolute waste of money if you bought it.

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3 comments about JDBC: Practical Guide for Java Programmers (The Practical Guides).

1. I found this book to be an excellent book on JDBC. It is packed with very practical code for accessing databases. The examples "build" upon themselves using classes which inherit from previously created classes. This was extremely insightful in building code which uses a true object oriented approach ( with the added benefit of making the entire book fit together in a logical manner.) I recommend it highly. Well done Greg.



2. I have to disagree with the title. As an experienced programmer I found the book to be nearly useless. It's well written and gives a quick overview of JDBC, but if you plan to actually develop using JDBC, you're going to need much more. I might recommend this for students or managers needing to know what JDBC is or when to use it, but not for learning how to use it.



3. This is a good intro to selecting one or several records or updating one or several records using the JDBC api, with examples in Java. He also provides actual java classes based on the java api, but I didn't find his classes very reusable - I don't think it was very good OO design, just good JDBC examples. I bought the book to get some source code that I could re-use, but it was just too terse. Now that I am learning Design Patterns, I might look at his code again, with the idea of rewriting it. Most people are better of learning Hibernate.

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