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Newbie help needed JDBC

 
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Andrew Rich
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 17, 2005 11:47 am    Post subject: Newbie help needed JDBC Reply with quote



Hi,

I have grown up with VB6 and moved onto perl / php.

I have got JBOSS running under suse 9.2, and have netbeans as well.

I can understand the mechanism for java applets and played with a few.

The next step i need help with is
1) what is a class
2) what is a jsp file
3) what is a java bean
4) what is a java file
5) what is the difference between the different projects
6) how do i connect to mysql and show the results on a web page
7) where do these files have to live that you "import"
Cool what is the syntax used for programming ?

Got all the tools installed etc, just need a kick start.

Maybe a short sharp example may help ?

One of my friends gave me oracle connection code which complies in netbeans,
but thats not much good, its not a web page

Cheers Andy




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IchBin
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 17, 2005 4:18 pm    Post subject: Re: Newbie help needed JDBC Reply with quote



Andrew Rich wrote:
Quote:
Hi,

I have grown up with VB6 and moved onto perl / php.

I have got JBOSS running under suse 9.2, and have netbeans as well.

I can understand the mechanism for java applets and played with a few.

The next step i need help with is
1) what is a class
2) what is a jsp file
3) what is a java bean
4) what is a java file
5) what is the difference between the different projects
6) how do i connect to mysql and show the results on a web page
7) where do these files have to live that you "import"
Cool what is the syntax used for programming ?

Got all the tools installed etc, just need a kick start.

Maybe a short sharp example may help ?

One of my friends gave me oracle connection code which complies in netbeans,
but thats not much good, its not a web page

Cheers Andy




Link below will help out on your questions.


http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/reallybigindex.html


This other link below will give you 90% of your code examples questions
you may need. Just search on keys like; Ex. (JSP, JDBC...)

http://javaalmanac.com/egs/index.html

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Hope this helps..
IchBin
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David Harper
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PostPosted: Fri Feb 18, 2005 7:05 am    Post subject: Re: Newbie help needed JDBC Reply with quote



Andrew Rich wrote:
Quote:
I have grown up with VB6 and moved onto perl / php.

I have got JBOSS running under suse 9.2, and have netbeans as well.

I can understand the mechanism for java applets and played with a few.

The next step i need help with is
1) what is a class
2) what is a jsp file
3) what is a java bean
4) what is a java file
5) what is the difference between the different projects
6) how do i connect to mysql and show the results on a web page
7) where do these files have to live that you "import"
Cool what is the syntax used for programming ?

There are a lot of good books about Java out there. I find the O'Reilly
series very accessible. Visit your local bookstore and look for:

* "Learning Java" by Niemeyer and Knudsen

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/learnjava2

That will answer your questions 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8.

* "Database Programming with JDBC and Java" by Reese

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jdbc2/

That will answer your question 6. You might also want to get "MySQL" by
DuBois, which will give you an excellent introduction to MySQL, though
it focusses on the Perl, PHP and C APIs, and doesn't mention JDBC.

* "JavaServer Pages" by Bergsten

http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jserverpages3/

That will answer your question 2.

Good luck. Have fun ;-)

David Harper
Cambridge, England


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