2016
Lynda
Todd Perkins
2:10
English

Get an introduction to Java programming while you learn to develop Java applications for various runtime environments—desktop, web, and mobile—with Eclipse. Author Todd Perkins explains how to configure the development environment, and reviews the basic building blocks of the Java syntax: variables, functions, arrays, conditional statements, classes, and input/output. In chapters 3 and 4, he builds a user interface with the Swing framework, the GUI toolkit for Java, and connects Swing's table components to different data sources. He also covers NetBeans, an alternative IDE for working with JavaServer Pages (JSP), and publishing workflows for desktop applications (via JAR files) and Android apps built with Java.

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know
Using the exercise files
1. Install Java and an IDE
Pick a Java IDE
Install the Java Development Kit (JDK)
Install Eclipse
Eclipse setup
2. Java Basics Review
Variables
Functions
Arrays
Conditional statements
Classes
Input and output
Read data from a file
Handle Java errors
3. Create a User Interface with Swing
Swing basics
Layout tools
Labels and text fields
Connect UI elements to code
Checkboxes
Radio buttons
Add or remove components at runtime
4. Tables and Data Sources
Tables
Store data in a two-dimensional array
Populate a table from an external file
Scroll a table
5. Application Distribution and Deployment
Publish a runnable JAR file
Use a JAR file in another project
Bundle and use resources in a runnable JAR
6. Server-Side Java: JSP and Databases
Install Netbeans
Create a JSP page
Set up a database
Connect to a database
7. Android Development
Install Android Studio
Install Java Legacy version (OS X only)
Create an Android Studio project
Create and run an Android app in an emulator
Conclusion
Next steps

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