Description: 1. Distributed Database Application Design.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Database Application Models. Two-tier Model. N-tier Model (Three or More Tiers). Comparing Both Models. Migrating to a Multitier Architecture.2. The Database API.Quick Start. Technology Overview. An Inventory Database. API Design. Complete Code Listings.3. The RMI Server.Quick Start. Technology Overview. RMI Under 1.2 vs. 1.1. How Applications Find Remote Objects: The RMI Registry. The RMI Object Servers. Organizing Your System. Sharing Files.4. The Swing Client.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Programming Concepts. Putting It All Together--The Actual Client. Sorting Utility Functions for the GUI. Reusable GUI Components. JTable as a Dynamic Database DataWindow.5. The Servlet as Client.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Programming Concepts. The UnitDbServlet. Using RMI from a Servlet.6. The Command-Line Client--Providing Simplified Access to Your Database API.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Programming Techniques. Applications. Conclusion.7. Distribution.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Setting Up Your Server for Multiple Protocol Access. Conclusion.8. Reading and Writing Multimedia Content, Database BLOBS, and Web-based Binary Content Delivery.Quick Start. Technology Overview. Database Schema Design for BLOBS. Adding BLOB Support in the API and Implementation. Web-based Binary Content Delivery. Code Listings.9. Monitoring Tools and System Calls.Quick Start. Technology Overview.Appendix A: Javadoc API Documentation for the Classes Used in This Book.Database API. Swing RMI Client. Web Client. Command Line Client. Remote Monitoring. Utilities.Appendix B: SQL for Creating the Schema Used in This Book. Appendix C: Example Makefile. Index.

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