C++ Standard Library, The: A Tutorial and Reference
Nicolai M. Josuttis
Publisher: Addison Wesley
First Edition August 06, 1999
ISBN: 0-201-37926-0, 832 pages
Java+Tomcat+ZK
Welcome to ZK, the simplest way to make Web applications rich.
The Developer s Guide describes the concepts and features of ZK. For installation, refer to the
Quick Start Guide. For fully description of properties and methods of components, refer to the
Developer s Reference.
OLE Programmer s Reference
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THIS is really two books in one: a tutorial and a reference manual for JDBC, the application programming interface that makes it possible for programmers to access databases from Java. The goal is to be useful to a wide range of readers, from database novices to database experts. Therefore, we have arranged the book so that information needed only by experts is separated out from the basic material. We hope that driver developers as well as application programmers and MIS administrators will find what they need. Because different sections are aimed at different audiences, we expect that few people will read every page. We have sometimes duplicated explanations in an effort to make reading easier for those who do not read all sections.
This book will be most helpful to those who have some knowledge of the Java programming language and SQL (Structured Query Language), but one doesn t need to be an expert in either to understand the basic concepts presented here.
