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MySQL and Java Developer's Guide

Now we begin the second book
and thats called MySQL and Java Developer's Guide.
Book before this is quiet advance for beginner but still for beginner.
And i notice that previous book had only 4 chapter.
Ill read that book again.

Okay Lets start.
This book consist MySQL and Java plus Connector/J that connect Java to MySQL.
This book is perfect for beginner but not beginner in programming.
I think that this book is a hardcore book.
Everything they wrote even if they use GUI Object like form and button they
only use a "Notepad" or should i say "Text Editor".
i really love this book.

From this book you need to install three things to make the code in the book work.
a. Install mySql
b. Install Java SDK @ http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/download.html.
c. Installing Connector/J @mysql.com version 3.0

thats from the book. I use this :

jdk-1_5_0_11-nb-5_5-win-ml.exe

notice the nb-5_5 that means itll install netbeans 5.5.
netbean 5.5 is IDE for jdk 1.5. its development tool
and to me its almost look like WebMatrix from ASP.NET.
its great tool for practice.

But then i decide not to use JDK instead only use notepad and code from the book.
im sure that code is perfectly runable. i just need to remember how to write it not to compile it.
Then i become a hardcore beginner programmer.

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