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Database Programming with JDBC and Java

By George Reese
1st Edition May 1997 (est.)
1-56592-270-0, Order Number: 2700
300 pages (est.)

In order to serve up useful information, many Java programs have to communicate with remote databases. The JDBC standard was developed to let commercial databases interact in a portable, simple way with Java programs. Another standard, RMI, helps keep programs object oriented by letting them find remote resources as objects. This book teaches JDBC and RMI, shows their relationship to CORBA, and presents a robust model for developing Java database programs.



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