Audience

Java application developers

Prerequisites

Completion of previous courses in the Java curriculum

Course Aim

To describe the tools provided by VisualAge for Java and how these tools can be used to develop Java applets, JavaBeans, and data-access applications

Learning Objectives

Describe VisualAge's Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Data Access Builder (DAB). Discuss the Composition Editor, Workbench, Scrapbook, and Debugger. Explain how JavaBeans components are incorporated into VisualAge. Create projects, packages, and classes. Build, run, and debug an applet. Describe how program elements are controlled and organized. Explain how to import files into the VisualAge environment. Use VisualAge to customize a JavaBeans component. Create a data-access application and connect this application to a database server.

Topics Covered

VisualAge Tools - VisualAge's IDE and DAB - The Visual Composition Editor and Workbench - The Scrapbook and the Debugger - Using JavaBeans Developing Java programs - Creating projects and packages - Adding classes, variables, and methods - Building a simple applet - Running and debugging an applet - Managing program elements Building a GUI application - Inserting JavaBeans - Customizing JavaBeans Database access - Building a database - Configuring JDBC drivers - Generating data access classes - Running the application

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