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The Minimum You Need to Know
About Java and xBaseJ This is a free book available in PDF format only. The file is included in the Source Forge project for xBaseJ and the locations listed below. Pages: 186 pp ISBN-13: 3 978-0-9823580-3-0 Format: PDF, 7 in. x 9 in. Retail price: Free Available at: Free-eBooks |
Introduction
Why This Book? 11
Why xBaseJ? 13
A Brief History of xBASE 15
What is xBASE? 17
Limits, Restrictions, and Gotchas 24
Summary 28
Review Questions 28
Chapter
1
1.1 Our Environment 29
env1 29
1.2 Open or Create? 30
1.3 Example 1 32
example1.java 32
1.4 Exception Handling and Example 1 37
1.5 rollie1.java 39
rollie1.java 39
testRollie1.java 49
1.6 Programming Assignment 1 49
1.7 Size Matters 49
example5.java 49
1.8 Programming Assignment 2 51
1.9 Examining a DBF 51
showMe.java 52
1.10 Programming Assignment 3 61
1.11 Descending Indexes and Index Lifespan 62
doeHistory.java 63
testDoeHistory.java 76
1.12 Programming Assignment 4 82
1.13 Deleting and Packing 83
testpackDoeHistory.java 84
1.14 Programming Assignment 5 88
1.15 Data Integrity 88
1.16 Programming Assignment 6 89
1.17 Summary 90
1.18 Review Questions 91
Chapter
2
2.1 Why This Example? 93
2.2 Supporting Classes 102
MegaDBF.java 102
StatElms.java 106
StatDBF.java 107
MegaXDueElms.java 112
DueSortCompare.java 114
2.3 The Panels 115
MegaXbaseDuePanel.java 115
MegaXbaseBrowsePanel.java 124
MegaXbaseEntryPanel.java 128
2.4 The Import Dialog 153
MegaXImport.java 153
MegaXbase.java 157
testMegaXbase.java 163
2.5 Programming Assignment 1 164
2.6 Programming Assignment 2 165
2.7 Programming Assignment 3 165
2.8 Programming Assignment 4 165
2.9 Summary 165
2.10 Review Questions 167
Chapter
3
3.1 Authoritative Resources 169
3.2 Timestamps on Reports 172
3.3 Doomed to Failure and Too Stupid to Know 176
Appendix
A
Answers to Introduction Review Questions: 181
Answers to Chapter 1 Review Questions 182
Answers to Chapter 2 Review Questions 185