Tutorials & Training: Distributed Computing

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Develop computing components for multi-tier applications that can run on different platforms or through networks.

2004

JDBC RowSet Implementations Tutorial (PDF)
This tutorial explains how to use the standard JDBC RowSet implementations that are provided as part of the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0, gets you up to speed with each RowSet definition, and shows you how you benefit from improved scalability and robustness.

December 2000

JDBC 2.0 Fundamentals Short Course by the jGuru - Release 2.0
This latest short course from jGuru covers the basic concepts of JDBC, including the rationale for the API, how the classes work, and how to use the new functionality in JDBC 2.0.

September 2000

JavaServer Pages^TM Short Course
Presenting the latest Short Course by jGuru on JSP^TM. This course teaches you how to use JSP to develop dynamic web sites by exploring the syntax and components of JSP development.

August 2000

A New Era for Java Protocol Handlers
Learn to build a custom protocol handler for faster, more efficient data flow. Add it to an application's java.net.URL class, and your custom protocol handler is instantly usable by all of the Java 2 advanced API implementations.

February 2000

Fundamentals of RMI by jGuru, formerly know as the MageLang Institute - Release JDK 1.1

This module introduces RMI and covers its strengths and weaknesses as a platform for distributed computing.

December 1999

Introduction to CORBA by MageLang Institute - Release Java 2

The Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) from the Object Management Group (OMG) provides a platform-independent, language-independent architecture for writing distributed, object-oriented applications.

November 1996

Fundamentals of Java Servlets by the MageLang Institute - Release JSDK 2.1

This tutorial shows you how to enhance web server functionality with safe, efficient, portable and powerful servlets.

October 1996

JDBC Short Course by the MageLang Institute - Release JDK 1.1

An introduction to the JDBC interface for connecting Java programs with SQL-based databases. This course assumes you are familiar with relational databases and SQL.

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