In the "JavaTM Studio Creator Field Guide," authors Paul Anderson and Gail Anderson take a look at the next generation tool, formerly known as Project Rave, for JavaTM technology application development. The book aims to allow readers to spend less time on "plumbing," and more time on tasks of higher value.

The 368-page book includes a foreword by James Gosling and looks in detail at the Sun JavaTM Studio Creator. The solution provides a visual environment for constructing, integrating and delivering business-critical applications. The guide is designed to simplify and accelerate the reader's complete development process.

The book takes a close look at:

• Mastering the Sun Java Studio Creator's interface and workflow
• Simplifying Web development with JavaServerTM Faces components, validators and data converters
• Controlling Web application page flow with the Page Navigation editor
• Building Creator projects with JavaBeansTM components
• Accessing Web Services using XML-based open standards: a case study using Google Web Service APIs
• Using databases and data-aware components -- including detailed coverage of new JavaTM DataBase Connectivity (JDBCTM) RowSets
• Customizing applications: localization, internationalization and custom validation
• Debugging with Creator's built-in debugger

The solution offers features such as visual interface design with drag and drop access to databases and Web Services, which help to deliver high productivity.

For more information on the book, including a sample chapter, see:

http://www.phptr.com/title/0131491687 [...read more...]

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