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These special Pre- and Post- Conference training sessions have been designed especially for JavaOne attendees. Please note that Pre- and Post- Conference
training sessions are not included in your JavaOne 97 registration. Space is very limited, so register today.
Reservations: 800-668-2741 (US. & Canada), 415-372-7077 (International). Sorry, online registration is not available for these training courses.
On-site registration for Java for the Experienced Programmer and
Introduction to Java Programming is on Tuesday,
April 1 (day of training) from 7:30am - 7:30pm at the Sheraton Palace.
On-site registration for Hands-on JDBC and Hands-on JavaBeans
is on Saturday, April 5 (day of training) from 7:00am - 1:00pm
at the Grand Hyatt.
Summary of Course:
Prepare yourself for the onslaught of information at JavaOne with this lecture only seminar. The day starts with a whirlwind tour of Java's
distinguishing features followed by a discussion of how to
use Java's run-time type information to
increase program flexibility, how interfaces extend the lifetime of
your program, how to develop threaded applications while preserving
safety and liveness, and how to implement data structures
in Java. The day wraps up with discussions of the
major components of JDK 1.1 including AWT, object serialization,
JavaBeansTM, and JDBCTM.
For further information on Java for the Experienced Programmer, or
to find out more information about skills gained from this
specific course, visit:
http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.
Audience: Basic Java Introduction
Summary of Course:
Summary of Course:
For further information on Hands-on JDBC, or to find out
more information about skills gained from this specific
course, visit:
http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.
Summary of Course:
This hands-on course takes you through the process of creating and using JavaBeans effectively. First, the services necessary to utilize JavaBeans
are explained: Introspection/Reflection, Event Handling/Communication, Persistence/Serialization, GUI merging/Properties, and Customization/GUI
builder support. After the student has the background, we will explore how to customize, connect and integrate with the Beans environment. Finally,
the student will learn how to write new, fully functional Beans.
For further information on Hands-on JavaBeans, or to find out
more information about skills gained from this
specific course, visit:
http://www.magelang.com/JavaOne.
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