 The Java 2: Certified Programmer tutorial is for programmers experienced in using the basic syntax and structure of the Java programming language who wish to take the Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform exam . This course covers the information required by certification exam 310-035, which is the exam for Java 2 version 1.4. It also includes the information needed for 310-036, which is the certification exam for upgrading a certification from version 1.2 to version 1.4. It also includes the information required by 311-055, which is the certification exam for Java 2 version 5.0. The latest releases added several new features to the language. |
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 Chapter 1: Setting the Stage - You’ve probably heard about dependency injection (DI), and if so, you’re in for a real treat: Guice (pronounced “juice”) is, in my opinion, by far the most innovative framework in the problem space. Created by Google employees “Crazy” Bob Lee and Kevin Bourrillion, this lightweight, open source DI framework is designed to bring true ease of development to the world of DI. Taking advantage of Java 5 features like no other application has before, Guice is the XML-free cure to hard-to-maintain code.
Chapter 2: Enter Guice - Now that I’ve told you why this book exists, let’s talk about the actual Guice technology. The goal of this chapter is to give you a basic |
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 Chapter 1 Introduction - Groovy is a new breed of language. It doesn’t replace old technology as much as it enhances it. It was created by Java developers who wanted the day-to-day experience of writing code to be simpler. You no longer have to wade through all of that boilerplate code.
Chapter 2 Getting Started - Installing Groovy is just as easy as installing Ant, Tomcat, or Java itself—unzip the distribution, create an environment variable, and ensure that the binaries are in your PATH.
Chapter 3 New to Groovy - Groovy automatically includes many more packages |
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 Chapter 1 gets us started gently. We begin with a quick survey of the context in which Struts 2 occurs, including short studies of web applications and frameworks. We then take the obligatory architectural look from 30,000 feet. Unless you’re familiar with WebWork, the true code base ancestor of Struts 2, this high-level overview of the framework will be your first look at a fairly new and interesting way of doing things.
Chapter 2 revisits the architectural principle of the first chapter as demonstrated in a HelloWorld sample application. We do two versions of HelloWorld. |
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 This book can be used in several ways. First, it is a general introduction to rulebased systems. If you’ve never encountered rule-based systems before, you’ll want to read part 1 closely. This first section of the book introduces the concepts behind rule-based systems, discusses their applications, and shows some first examples of rule-based programs written with Jess. Part 1 also discusses what’s involved in adopting a rule-based solution at your company. Although the programming examples in later chapters use Jess as a vehicle, the concepts presented will transfer to other rule engines easily.
Second, this book is a programmer’s manual for the Jess rule language. |
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