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There are now many books in the Java Series from SunSoft Press, Prentice-Hall. Here are the first five:
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instant Java, by John A. Pew, contains multimedia and animation applets for HTML authors. This is not a programming book.
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Java by example, by Jerry R. Jackson and Alan L. McClellan, covers all key features with examples, but not as much detail about the language.
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just Java, by Peter van der Linden, for intermediate programmers, gives good explanations of key features without going into detail.
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core Java, by Gary Cornell and Cay S. Horstmann, offers detailed coverage of the language and packages for advanced programmers.
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graphic Java, by Gary McClellan, gives more details on windowing and user interface and includes new classes (not in originial Java release) for such things as "rubberbanding".
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