Oracle Jdeveloper 3 Handbook: Getting Started Building Java Web Applications

by Peter Koletzke and Paul Dorsey

This work is a practical guide which mixes both coverage of JDeveloper 3 feature functionality with an object-oriented approach to database design. It provides detailed coverage of JDeveloper... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0072127163
• ISBN13: 9780072127164
• Release Date: March 2001
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media
• Length: 600 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 7.4" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

Conceptual Overview

The book provides a good overview of the JDeveloper product including some of the future direction. It is primarilly made up of exercises which walk you through using the most important feature of JDeveloper, the BC4J wizards. The main reason for using JDeveloper is as an Oracle database web application tool and this introduces the overall concepts. While the book is pretty basic on coverage of web techniques (book on JDeveloper not web), it still covers many concepts through the exercises.It is SIGNIFICANTLY better than last JDeveloper book which was useless.

Timely & helpful

I've had the book since it's been out (only 3 days) but this reference has already proven to be of great value. It was extraordinarily accurate and timely in it's helpful topics.It's written with common sense and in a down to earth delivery style that is most refreshing in the technical genera. I especially appreciated the cookbook style examples with helpful screen figures, showing how the tool looks in each. I've recommended this reference to my colleages and plan on looking for further editions from these authors.

Worthwhile book for Oracle Developers

Oracle Press just released new JDeveloper Book for version 3.2. It is written by Dr. Paul Dorsey and Peter Koletzke. Both Paul and Peter had published many books for Developer and Designer .This Book is ideal for someone with a Developer background who wants to jump into the Java World. In this book, the authors supply comparison notes between JDeveloper and Oracle Forms technology. The book also covers topics such as, JSP, Servlets, EJB, BC4J, Applets, Deployment architecture, security, etc. I started reading the book, and it looks pretty good. Happy reading!