The Chronicles of Java on Linux

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The book has been written to provide excellent grounding to those who wish to learn Java and ANSI SQL using MySQL in the Linux domain. Like all earlier books ,this book also has several illustrative examples,which have a logical link between them.Each set of examples helps build skills that will take the reader to the next setoff examples, which in tun leads upwards until a strong programming foundation in Java using the natural language of MySQL Has been established.MuSQL works from a network – based installation and as a standlone installation.What’sbest is it’s a completely free product,from the Open Source stable that works flawlessly on several operating systems, including M.S. Windows.  Table of Contents   Section 1.           Setting Up the Framework 1.       Setting up the Fedora Core Operating System2.       Setting up MySQL3.       Setting Up Java Section 2.            Understanding with MySQL 4.       Getting Started with MySQL5.       MySQL Database Administration6.       Interactive SQL Part –I7.       Interactive SQL Part – II8.       Interactive SQL Part – III9.       Interactive SQL Part –IV Section 3.            Understanding Java 10.   An Introduction to Java11.   Getting Started with Java12.   Classes, Objects and Inheritance13.   Interfaces and Packages14.   Exception Handling15.   Java Threads16.   Basic Java Packages17.   Java Programs18.   Introduction to AWT And Swing19.   The Java Applet20.   Event Driven Programming21.   Java Network Programming Section 4.            Project Development using Java with MySQL 22.   Java Database Programming with MySQL23.   Setting Up Jakarta – Tomcat Servlet Engine24.   Java Servlets