The Java programming language is widely used for deploying applications on most types of computer systems. Although many Java programs are written for portability, writing Windows-specific Java programs can enhance the performance of multimedia and Windows-specific APIs. This book offers guidelines for determining when to use Windows-specific APIs and code. It also helps you divide applications into portable Java and platform-specific Java modules both to maximize future code reuse on all platforms and to take advantage of Windows-specific APIs for appropriate applications. This book provides a worthwhile tour of what's best in new Microsoft Java technologies. The author's intelligent examples will help any developer be more productive with Java used with Windows. Topics include: MS Java software development kit (SDK); Application Foundation Classes (AFC); AFC controls; AFC-based applet; ActiveX controls; Visual J++ 6; J/Direct; DirectX.
Java Programming for Windows
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September, 1998
$7.90
$7.90
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Book and CD-ROM edition
1558605169
Morgan Kaufmann
Mark Watson
java portability, SDK, AFC, applets, visual j++
Guidelines using Windows API's and Java
The Java programming language is widely used for deploying applications on most types of computer systems. Although many Java programs are written for portability, writing Windows-specific Java programs can enhance the performance of multimedia and Windows-specific APIs. This book offers guidelines for determining when to use Windows-specific APIs and code. It also helps you divide applications into portable Java and platform-specific Java modules both to maximize future code reuse on all platforms and to take advantage of Windows-specific APIs for appropriate applications. This book provides a worthwhile tour of what's best in new Microsoft Java technologies. The author's intelligent examples will help any developer be more productive with Java used with Windows. Topics include: MS Java software development kit (SDK); Application Foundation Classes (AFC); AFC controls; AFC-based applet; ActiveX controls; Visual J++ 6; J/Direct; DirectX.
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