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achuthan1988 Original post #1
May 26, 2011 at 5:39 PM
I am doing my GNIIT from NIIT trivandrum and am having a hard time with ADO.NET and Java.Can anyone suggest any good books for ADO.NET and java?Is balguruswamy's Java book good.
krishnandu.sarkar
krishnandu.sarkar #2
May 26, 2011 at 6:20 PM
ADO.NET and Java?? I guess Java has diff. method or some diff. technology to access Databases.

As for Java book, I'd recommend for Complete Reference to Java.
Liverpool_fan
Liverpool_fan #3
May 26, 2011 at 7:43 PM
ADO.NET for Java = JDBC in my limited knowledge in this subject.

Not sure what is meant by ADO.NET and Java here. Are you using some kind of binding of ADO.NET with Java? Or do you mean to just access database with Java? Or did you mean ADO.NET and C#.

Please be clear.

As for books.
For Java basics, check out Head First Java. For C#, etc. check out C# All in One for Dummies.
There are plenty of ADO.NET books around there. I think the in house .NET programmers can help you on that but your basics must be cleared there.
krishnandu.sarkar
krishnandu.sarkar #4
May 26, 2011 at 7:52 PM
Ya that's right, JDBC, forgot the name :p
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achuthan1988 #5
May 26, 2011 at 10:05 PM
I have confused u guys. i am doing ADO.NET with .NET. I am doing java separately.I use Sqlserver 2005 for the ADO.I want books for ADO and java separately

Liverpool_fan said:
ADO.NET for Java = JDBC in my limited knowledge in this subject.

Not sure what is meant by ADO.NET and Java here. Are you using some kind of binding of ADO.NET with Java? Or do you mean to just access database with Java? Or did you mean ADO.NET and C#.

Please be clear.

As for books.
For Java basics, check out Head First Java. For C#, etc. check out C# All in One for Dummies.
There are plenty of ADO.NET books around there. I think the in house .NET programmers can help you on that but your basics must be cleared there.
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What do u mean here by in house .NET programmers .Do u mean the people here or the people at NIIT?
krishnandu.sarkar
krishnandu.sarkar #6
May 26, 2011 at 10:09 PM
By "in house .NET programmers" he meant, .NET programmers here in TDF.

Ok, now as LFC and I said above get Java books, and for .NET Books, I would recommend the Bible or Wrox ones. They are good.
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achuthan1988 #7
May 26, 2011 at 10:37 PM
I want to read books that contain lot of worked out examples.Can anyone tell me a opinion on Baluguruswamy's java book?(The crappy material at NIIT doesnt have any good examples,even the teachers do not give many programs to make the concept clear)
arpanmukherjee1
arpanmukherjee1 #8
May 27, 2011 at 2:50 PM
you must know that "DEITEL" books r costly, but are very good

Java How to Program, 9/e, Early Objects Version
C# 2010 for Programmers, 4/e

i recommend you download chapter examples & other videos. use usname: xlr8 & pw: xlr8.juan as login

also buy Khalid Mughal for Java and Black Book for C#
suyog33
suyog33 #9
Jun 22, 2011 at 2:33 AM
y dont u go for black book??
tht will provide u a good project also
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achuthan1988 #10
Jun 22, 2011 at 1:39 PM
i cant find the ado.net black book online.can anyone give me a link??
krishnandu.sarkar
krishnandu.sarkar #11
Jun 22, 2011 at 1:48 PM
.NET Black Books : *www.flipkart.com/search/a/books?dd=0&query=.net+black+book&vertical=books&autosuggest[as]=off&autosuggest[as-submittype]=default-search&autosuggest[as-grouprank]=0&autosuggest[as-overallrank]=0&Search=Search&selmitem=

ADO.NET Cookbook : Flipkart.com: ADO. NET Cookbook: Bill Hamilton (9788173667251)