Database Programming with JDBC & Java 2e

Preface;
Audience;
Using This Book;
Software and Versions;
Conventions Used in This Book;
Comments and Questions;
About the Philosophers;
Acknowledgments;
Feedback for the Author;
The JDBC API;
Chapter 1: Java in the Enterprise;
1.1 The Enterprise;
1.2 Java as a Tool for Enterprise Development;
1.3 The Database;
1.4 Database Programming with Java;
Chapter 2: Relational Databases and SQL;
2.1 What Is a Relational Database?;
2.2 An Introduction to SQL;
2.3 A Note on SQL Versions;
Chapter 3: Introduction to JDBC;
3.1 What Is JDBC?;
3.2 Connecting to the Database;
3.3 Basic Database Access;
3.4 SQL Datatypes and Java Datatypes;
3.5 Scrollable Result Sets;
3.6 The JDBC Support Classes;
3.7 A Database Servlet;
Chapter 4: Advanced JDBC;
4.1 Prepared SQL;
4.2 Batch Processing;
4.3 Updatable Result Sets;
4.4 Advanced Datatypes;
4.5 Meta-Data;
Chapter 5: The JDBC Optional Package;
5.1 Data Sources;
5.2 Connection Pooling;
5.3 Rowsets;
5.4 Distributed Transactions;
Applied JDBC;
Chapter 6: Other Enterprise APIs;
6.1 Java Naming and Directory Interface;
6.2 Remote Method Invocation;
6.3 Object Serialization;
6.4 Enterprise JavaBeans;
Chapter 7: Distributed Application Architecture;
7.1 Architecture;
7.2 Design Patterns;
7.3 The Banking Application;
Chapter 8: Distributed Component Models;
8.1 Kinds of Distributed Components;
8.2 Security;
8.3 Transactions;
8.4 Lookups and Searches;
8.5 Entity Relationships;
Chapter 9: Persistence;
9.1 Database Transactions;
9.2 Mementos and Delegates;
9.3 JDBC Persistence;
9.4 Searches;
Chapter 10: The User Interface;
10.1 Swing at a Glance;
10.2 Models for Database Applications;
10.3 Distributed Listeners;
10.4 Worker Threads;
Reference;
Chapter 11: JDBC Reference;
11.1 Reference;
Chapter 12: The JDBC Optional Package Reference;
12.1 Reference;
Colophon;