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Hi all,
I was inform that J2EE is capable to bulit a web-based system, and that I got interested in.
But since I'm new in J2EE I would like to find out if there is any tutorial by sample site so that I can study more on it?
Anyway my problem are as below:
- Is J2EE = Applet?
- How do I run Applet in web browser? (Just include?)
- If I were to develop a simple system, lets take a login page as example. I have to have the DB, and web browser right (just like ASP), how do I do the client scripting to connect to the DB?
- Can I use JDBC in J2EE? Any sample code?
Thanks
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swspm,
I notice you are, as you describe yourself, a "newbie" with J2EE. I notice you also posted a message regarding ASP.NET as a "newbie". You've also posted newbie javascript related questions. The questions you are asking are very general questions that lead me to believe that at this point, you don't really know where to begin.
.NET and JAVA are competing technologies. Programmers usually choose one path or the other, although some programmers have gained skill with both environments. (I'm not one of them!) Trying to learn JAVA and .NET programming from scratch on your own at the same time is biting off more than you can chew.
I suggest you pick one language, buy an introduction book with simple code examples, and get started. Trying to learn a programming language through posting messages to a forum will be a LONG road to success!
I'm right now learning C# for .NET programming -- including ASP.NET. I purchased the book Introduction to C# Using .NET by Robert J. Oberg. I'm 85% through it, and it is EXCELLENT. I'm taking it one step at a time and following his code examples. If I don't understand the code (which happens often!), I slow down and go over it line by line until it makes sense.
I'm not telling you not to look to the forum for help, but at this early stage in the game, you'll serve yourself well to focus on one thing, get a tutorial book, and learn. Good luck!
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Thanks for your advice and concern Troy Wolf, but I really have not choice.
It goes like this:
I'm a student from a local private college, during each semester we have to do our assignments and projects with different language, it like we are not the one who select what language we feel convinience with, but our lecturer does. Therefore I hope my posting didn't make anyone of you feel mad or heat up your anger. We have to complete those assignment as soon as possible as there are some dateline to meet.
The reason I post here and there in different forum with the reason being I was never thought of any of the required language but yet I have to complete my assignment. That's the reason why I've posted newbie here and there including flash on other site. For this semester itself, I have to complete 3 projects which include .Net, Java, and J2EE which all three of this is not what I learnt in college.
Lastly I hope all of you can help me and I really appriciate those who had helped especially you troy wolf, THANKS alot!
So do you mind to help me on this j2ee stuff?
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No problem, swspm! Nobody is angry. Sounds like a tough class. I have zero Java experience, so I can't personally help you with your Java questions.
I replied to your ASP.NET Hello World question with a link to a complete tutorial and a free tool that is one of the best ASP.NET development tools available. Here is that CodeToad thread in the ASP forum:
http://www.codetoad.com/forum/23_22583.asp
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swspm
Troy Wolf