appendix G
What's on the CD-ROM
CONTENTS
On the Developing Intranet apps with Java CD-ROM, you will find all the sample files that have been presented in this tutorial, along with a wealth of other apps and utilities.
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Please refer to the readme.wri file on the DVD (Windows) for the latest listing of software.
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- Sun's Java Developer's Kit for Windows 95/NT, Version 1.0.2
- Sun's JDBC Java Database API v1.01
- Sun's JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver
- Sample Java applets and scripts
- JFactory Java IDE
- JPad Java IDE
- JPad Pro Java IDE
- Javelin Java IDE
- Kawa Java IDE
- JDesigner Pro Java IDE
- Studeio J++ Java IDE
- mSQL v1.0 by Hughes Technologies
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Mini SQL is copyright Hughes Technologies of Australia and is included iwth their permission. mSQL is not free software, any commercial use of the software requires the purchase of a commercial use license. More information on mSQL can be found on the Hughes Technologies web site at
http://www.Hughes.com.au/
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- mSQL kfor Java v 1.1.3
- Java Class Library JDBC Driver for mSQL v 0.94
- Apache HTTP Server
- CESRN HTTP Server (W3C httpd)
- Microsoft Internet Assistants for Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Schedule+, and Word
- W3e HTML editor
- CSE 3310 HTML validator
- HotDog 32-bit HTML editor
- HoTMeTaL HTML editor
- HTMLed HTML editor
- HTML Assistant for Windows
- WebEdit Pro HTML editor
- Web Weaver HTML editor
- ImageGen
- InContext Spider HTML editor
- InContext WebAnalyzer Website analyzer
- Goldwave sound editor, player, and recorder
- MapThis imagemap utility
- Paint Shop Pro 3.12 graphics editor and graphic file format converter for Windows
- SnagIt screen capture utility
- ThumbsPlus image viewer and browser
- Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 3.0
- Microsoft Viewers for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word
- Adobe Acrobat viewer
- Microsoft PowerPoint Animation Player & uploader
- WinZip for Windows NT/95
- WinZip Self-Extractor-a utility program that creates native Windows self-extracting ZIP files
Shareware is not free. Please read all documentation associated with a third-party product (usually contained within files named readme.txt or license.txt) and follow all guidelines.
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