Acknowledgments
by Jamie Jaworski
Sun Certification Training Guide (310-025, 310-027): Java™ 2 Programmer and Developer Exams
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Tell Us What You Think
- How to Use This Book
- Introduction
- Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Programmer
- Overview of the Java Programmer Exam
- Language Fundamentals
- Operators and Assignments
- Declarations and Access Control
- Flow Control and Exception Handling
- Overloading, Overriding, Runtime Type, and Object Orientation
- Garbage Collection
- Threads
- The java.lang Package
- Introduction
- The Object, Class, and Package Classes
- The ClassLoader, SecurityManager, Runtime, and RuntimePermission Classes
- The System Class
- The Wrapped Classes
- The Math and StrictMath Classes
- The Comparable Interface
- The String and StringBuffer Classes
- Threads and Processes
- The Compiler Class
- Exceptions and Errors
- The Void Class
- Chapter Summary
- Apply Your Knowledge
- The java.util Package
- The java.awt Package: Components and Facilities
- The java.awt Package: Layout
- The java.awt Package: Event Handling
- The java.awt Package: Painting
- The java.io Package
- Introduction
- Streams
- The java.io Class Hierarchy
- The java.io Interfaces
- The InputStream Class
- The OutputStream Class
- Byte Array I/O
- File I/O
- The SequenceInputStream Class
- Filtered I/O
- Piped I/O
- Object I/O
- The Reader and Writer Classes
- Character Array and String I/O
- Character Sets and Codings
- The InputStreamReader and OutputStreamWriter Classes
- The FileReader and FileWriter Classes
- Buffered Character I/O
- Filtered Character I/O
- The PipedReader and PipedWriter Classes
- The PrintWriter Class
- The RandomAccessFile Class
- The StreamTokenizer Class
- Chapter Summary
- Apply Your Knowledge
- Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Developer
- Overview of the Java Developer Exam
- Developing User Interfaces with Swing
- Writing Client-Server Applications Using java.net
- Accessing Databases Using JDBC
- Introduction
- Introducing Relational Databases
- One-Tier, Two-Tier, and Three-Tier Database Architectures
- Remote Database Access and Drivers
- Setting Up a Database
- Connecting to a Database
- Working with Result Sets
- Executing SQL Statements
- JDBC 2.0 and a New Approach for Updating Records
- Chapter Summary
- Apply Your Knowledge
- Developer Assignment Guide
- Final Review
- Fast Facts: BECOMING A SUN CERTIFIED JAVA 2 PROGRAMMER
- Chapter 2, “Language Fundamentals”
- Chapter 3, “Operators and Assignments”
- Chapter 4, “Declarations and Access Control”
- Chapter 5, “Flow Control and Exception Handling”
- Chapter 6, “Overloading, Overriding, Runtime Type, and Object Orientation”
- Chapter 7, “Garbage Collection”
- Chapter 8, “Threads”
- Chapter 9, “The java.lang Package”
- Chapter 10, “The java.util Package”
- Chapter 11, “The java.awt Package: Components and Facilities”
- Chapter 12, “The java.awt Package: Layout”
- Chapter 13, “The java.awt Package: Event Handling”
- Chapter 14, “The java.awt Package: Painting”
- Chapter 15, “The java.io Package”
- Fast Facts: BECOMING A SUN CERTIFIED JAVA 2 DEVELOPER
- Study and Exam Prep Tips
- Practice Exam: Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Programmer
- Practice Exam: Becoming a Sun Certified Java 2 Developer
- Fast Facts: BECOMING A SUN CERTIFIED JAVA 2 PROGRAMMER
- Appendix
- Index
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank everyone who helped to see this book to completion. In particular, I would like to thank Margo Maley Hutchison of Waterside Productions for making the book possible; Jeff Riley, Chris Zahn, Stacia Mellinger, and all the great folks at Pearson for their numerous suggestions that improved the overall quality of the book; and Lisa, Jason, and Emily for their patience, love, and understanding.
—Jamie Jaworski
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