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Open source free Java tutorial on SCJP and XML tutorial open source-free here!

 
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Both tutorials are at this url just scroll down!
http://www.firewallfortress.com/mainmenu.html
Java SDK 1.2/1.3 and soon updated for JDK 1.4
A: Loops,Control structures & Exceptions
B: Operators, keywords & identifiers etc...
C: Arrays, Methods & Recursion
D: References & pointers, Garbage Collection & threads
E:Polymorphism, inheritance, Composition/aggregation ,upcasting & downcasting
F:Packages, abstract classes, and interfaces, cloning, RTTI
G:Inner Classes and Event Handing and Basic AWT
H:Layout Managers ,Components and Containers
I: Painting and Applets and HTML basics
j: Collections: Set, list and Map
k:java.lang .object and .string
L:IO streams & Files + Serialization(Swizzling)
M:TCP-IP and java.net-URL-Sockets
N: Java Glossary : 160 kb !
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Coming soon:
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XML tutorial part 1
1)XML basics:
2)XML tags
3)XML elements and Attributes
4)XML DTD
5)XML Schemas
6)Schemas vs DTD
7)XML namespaces
8)Understanding trees

XML tutorial part 2
9)XML SAX
10)XML DOM
11) DOM vs SAX
12) XSL
13) XPath, BASE, encryption, protocol, query
14) XPointer and XLINK
5) XHTML basics
16) Using Java and XML ( jdom and JAX )
17) Perl and XML
18) PHP and XML
19) Python and XML
20) Browsers
21)Links for XML:
22) parsers
23) e-commerce
24) faq
25) tutorials
26) xml and soap
27) GNU - GPL legal
http://www.firewallfortress.com/mainmenu.html

 
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What Open source means is that not only is it free, but anyone can post the tutorial or programs at their website and even add to the tutorial. I wrote the Java, and XML tutorials in open source to help make them more popular and give Java and XML standards a boost!
 
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If you have a website you have my permission to post the entire Java, XML and HTML tutorials at your website.
The reason for writing the tutorials is to help make Java more popular and make sure XML is pure and does not become controlled by Microsoft! ( I know MS bashing is dead but its still fun! )
 
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