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Text: Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days, Laura Lemay, Sams.net Publishing, February 1996.
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or Core Java, Cornell and Horstmann, Sunsoft Press, Prentice-Hall, April 1996.
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Java is a new general purpose object-oriented language developed at Sun Microsystems. It is intended to be a simpler cleaner language than C++.
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Java features support the implementation of dynamic multimedia web pages.
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It can run in a distributed manner: Java classes, called applets, can be compiler to architecture independent bytecodes which can be downloaded to a Web browser and run on the client machine.
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New web browsers such as HotJava and Netscape2.0 allow tags in the web pages to refer to applets on the web server. Applets can also be interpreted directly by putting JavaScript directly into the web page.
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