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The Java TM Tutorial Start of Tutorial Start of Trail Start of Lesson Search ... Feedback Form Trail : Custom Networking Lesson : Working with URLs Reading from and Writing to a URLConnection If you've successfully used openConnection to initiate communications with a URL, then you have a reference to a URLConnection object. The URLConnection class contains many methods that let you communicate with the URL over the network. URLConnection is an HTTP-centric class; that is, many of its methods are useful only when you are working with HTTP URLs. However, most URL protocols allow you to read from and write to the connection. This section describes both functions. Reading from a URLConnection The following program performs the same function as the URLReader program shown in Reading Directly from a URL However, rather than getting an input stream directly from the URL, this program explicitly opens a connection to a URL and gets an input stream from the connection. Then, like URLReader , this program creates a BufferedReader on the input stream and reads from it. The bold statements highlight the differences between this example and the previous

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O'Reilly Home O'Reilly Network Safari Bookshelf Conferences ... Main The Rise of Open Source Java By tim on June 18, 2005 Last year at OScon, I gave a presentation entitled What Book Sales Tell Us About the State of the Tech Industry . One of the conclusions I drew was that Java was in decline , as its share of total programming language book sales had dropped by five percentage points in the twelve months ending June 2004. Well, we just re-ran those numbers, and saw a startling reversal. Here's the updated trend graph showing programming language market share as reflected by weekly book sales reported by Neilsen Bookscan from January 2003 to mid-June 2005: Note: ".Net languages" includes books that cover any of the .Net supported languages (C/C++, C# and Visual Basic). "Other languages" includes ActionScript, shell scripting, and Lisp. Note also that percentages in this graph do not equal those in the 2004 graph, because that graph did not include JavaScript, ActionScript, or shell scripting (other languages), while this one does. A larger version of the graph can be found here You can see that there was a sharp uptick in Java book sales starting in July of 2004 Java's share of all programming books sold is up about 3% since June of '04. A lot of this growth spurt occurred shortly after JavaOne and the new Tiger release, which happened around that time. All of the top titles were revised, and saw a healthy sales increase as a result. However, when we analyzed new books (versus revisions), it appears that a substantial portion of Java's sustained growth, outside of the classic titles, has come from books on Open Source Java projects, such as Spring, Struts, Lucene, and AspectJ, which collectively performed at nearly double the unit and revenue volumes of new books on their non-Open Source counterparts.

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51. Java Book List The Cafe Au Lait java Book List a comprehensive list of books about java with brief java and javaScript are two completely different languages. http://www.cafeaulait.org/books.html

Java Book List Here are some books currently in print and soon anticipated about Java. All books that are in print and which I've had an opportunity to review get one of three ratings: Buy It An essential book for any Java programmer. Browse It This book may be useful for some people. Skim through it in your local bookstore to see if you like it before laying out your cash. Recycle It Toss it in the recycling bin. ("Burn it" would have been more alliterative here, but I have a general aversion to advocating book burning, even in jest. I also considered "bag it" and "barf on it" at which point I decided alliteration wasn't that important.) Note that these ratings are mutable depending on the competition and the comparison between the book and the current release of Java. Generally a book's rating will go down over time except when a new edition is released. For instance Java! by Tim Ritchey was a Buy It in August, 1995, a Browse It after the beta Java was released in November 1995, and was relegated to Recycle It status when Laura Lemay's book became available in January, 1996. Then the second edition came out, and the rating got raised back to Browse It.

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53. Choosing A Java Scripting Language: Round Two Scripting languages have proven their value to java developers. They let users extend and customize There are plenty of books on javaScript available. http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-2005/jw-0314-scripting_p.html

Advertisement: Support JavaWorld, click here! March 2005 HOME FEATURED TUTORIALS COLUMNS FORUM ... ABOUT JW Choosing a Java scripting language: Round two If you are considering hooking a scripting interpreter into your Java application, the hardest part is choosing which one to use Summary Scripting languages have proven their value to Java developers. They let users extend and customize the application's functionality and appearance, which adds value to the program. In addition, they can dramatically simplify certain design tasks for a programmer by making it possible to define, load, and evaluate functions on the fly. For a developer, the task of integrating one or more of these scripting languages is easy. Picking one from the growing list is hard. This article describes some of the issues that come with supporting a scripting language in your Java application and compares Groovy, JudoScript, Pnuts, JRuby, Jacl, Jython, Rhino, and BeanShell in a variety of ways to help you make the right choice. ( 4,300 words;

54. Java Scripting Languages: Which Is Right For You? A scripting language can give your java programs power they wouldn t ordinarily have. and you ll find numerous javaScript syntax books at the bookstore. http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2002/jw-0405-scripts.html

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56. ACCU Reviews: Java Script The book shows how to use java script in web pages and in doing so shows how to link in HTML, CGI and SSI. It does not cover HTML, CGI and SSI programming. http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/reviews/j/j000028.htm

Home Page Reviews Main Book Review ISBN: Publisher: Sams Pages: 393pp +CD Price: Categories: java internet Reviewed by Chris Hills in C Vu 10-1 (Nov 1997) Every programmer and his manager are talking about Java so I thought I should find out about it. The first thing I discovered is Java Script is not The book shows how to use Java Script in web pages and in doing so shows how to link in HTML, CGI and SSI. It does not cover HTML, CGI and SSI programming. I would not suggest using this book as a stepping stone to learning Java unless you work with web pages. This is in the same way one would not start with C to learn C++ these days. Whilst there is an assumption that one can recognise and follow HTML script there are few other assumptions. I am not proficient in HTML but I found the book very clear and easy to understand. The style is the same as all the other Laura Lemay books. Lots of white space, chapters as self contained tutorials. I noticed some references in the text to the 'latest browser' without giving any indication as to which browser, e.g. 'later than 2.1'. This makes me wonder if there are any other ambiguous items that I have missed. The CD contains all the example source and lots of other useful programs including HTML tools and Netcape for various platforms. Also included (on all Laura Lemay's CDs) are two 'books', in HTML format, on creating web pages. Probably more useful are the several 'real world examples' (both in the book and on the CD) that are going to be very useful starting points for many readers who will be able to customise them to produce major effects on their own web pages very quickly.

57. JavaScript/DHTML Examples Lots of online articles. Essay comparing javaScript and java can be found in the javaScript Bible or O Reilly DHTML Definitive Reference books. http://www.dannyg.com/examples/

Search JavaScript/DHTML Application Examples Welcome to my JavaScript pages. Here you'll find the latest versions of implementation examples excerpted from my JavaScript Bible and Dynamic HTML: The Definitive Reference books (see when and where you can meet the author! ). If you are new to JavaScript, I suggest you read an interview I gave to WebWord about the role of JavaScript in Web site design. References and Essays Download the JavaScript Bible Gold/4th Editions Quick Reference and Compatibility Guide View the JavaScript Mini-FAQ Lots of online articles Essay comparing JavaScript and Java Application Excerpts Complete documentation for these applications can be found in the JavaScript Bible or O'Reilly DHTML Definitive Reference books. Scripting Concepts Application Last Update Browsers 5.x *Serverless data lookup *Data entry validation *Array object Social Security Lookup 3 Sep 96 x Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes *Multiple frames *Clickable images *Pre-cached images *Multidimensional arrays *Persistent data (cookie) Outline-Style Table of Contents 24 Oct 97 x Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes *Scripted tables *Pre-cached images *CGI-like image assembly Graphical Resistor Calculator 25 Jun 03 x Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes Yes Yes x Yes Yes *Multiple frames *Multiple documents *Multiple windows *Array objects *Persistent data (cookie) *Persistent data (frames) *Scripted image maps

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Java Books Openly Informatics uses the Java programming language for its linking solutions. Here's a list of 100 java books, with our LinkBaton Links attached. Hubbard, J. R. Schaums Outline Of Theory And Problems Of Programming With Java Softcover English ISBN 0071342109 O'Neil, Joseph Javabeans Programming From The Ground Up Softcover English ISBN 007882477X Rice, Jeffrey Advanced Java Programming , With CD-Rom Softcover English ISBN 0079130895 North, Ken Softcover English ISBN 0079132863 Friedrichs, Jurgen Java Thin-Client Programming For A Network Computing Environment With Cdrom Softcover English ISBN 0130111171 Lewis, Bil Multithreaded Java Programming Softcover English ISBN 0130170070 Akerley, John Programming With Visualage For Java Version 2.0 With Cdrom Softcover English ISBN 0130212989 Harrison, Graham Dynamic Web Programming Using Java, Javascript, And Informix With Cdrom Softcover English ISBN 0130861847 Barnes, David Object-Oriented Programming With Java: A First Programming Text Softcover English ISBN 0130869007 Liang, Y. Daniel

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