Hi,
I find Chan, Lee and Kramer's "The Java Class Libraries, second edition, vol
1" and the Java 2 Supplement very very useful. The two books cover the java
io, lang, math, net, text and util classes, but not the specialist classes
(Swing, JSDK, etc).
Perhaps not the complete answer you want, but I find them a good starting
point.
Regards,
Mark
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> From: Richard H.C. Seabrook [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 2:27 AM
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> Subject: Class Bible
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> What do you consider your class bible for Java 2?
> I keep running into classes and methods I have forgotten or didn't know
> much about anyway, resulting in dumping a class' methods to find out their
> activation. I'm using 4 texts for reference at the moment and none of 'em
> seems to have anywhere near the full story on ALL the jdk1.2 classes.
> Dick S.
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