The Java Class Libraries: An Annotated Reference by Patrick
Chan and Rosanna Lee, is the indispensable annotated reference to the Java
1.0.2 APIs, the set of class libraries that control basic functions for
Java
application development.
This book features an overview of the packages
and their associated classes, diagrams illustrating inheritance hierarchies,
and carefully chosen examples demonstrating the typical application
of each class and member. The book offers over 600 examples in over 20,000
lines of code. The structure of the book is specially designed for quick
look-up of the classes and members you're searching for.
Patrick Chan was one of the principal members of the original Java team.
He played a central role in shaping the Java libraries as they exist today.
Rosanna Lee has been working in the area of networking and distributed
systems for over a decade.
From years of first-hand experience, they know what information
you need to develop serious Java applications and they have
provided it here. In this 1600 page book you'll find details not available in
any other annotated Java API reference.
Send comments to rosanna.lee@sun.com
ISBN# 0-201-63458-9
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