Robert Eckstein
Robert Eckstein has worked with Java since its first release. In a previous life, he has been an editor for O'Reilly Media, Inc. and a programmer for Motorola's cellular technology division. He has authored, co-authored, or edited a number of books, including
Java Swing ,
Java Enterprise Best Practices ,
Using Samba ,
XML Pocket Reference , and
Webmaster in a Nutshell . In his spare time he has been known to tinker with filmmaking and digital photography, as well as collecting vintage video game consoles. He currently lives in Austin, Texas with his wife Michelle, his children Lauren and Nathan, and their talking dog Ginger.
Using Samba
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Samba Pocket Reference
Jay Ts
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Using Samba
Jay Ts
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Webmaster in a Nutshell
Stephen Spainhour
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Java Enterprise Best Practices
The O'Reilly Java Authors
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Java Swing
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, James Elliott
, Brian Cole
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XML Pocket Reference
Robert Eckstein
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Samba Pocket Reference
Robert Eckstein
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Using Samba
Robert Eckstein
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, Peter Kelly
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XML Pocket Reference
Robert Eckstein
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Webmaster in a Nutshell
Stephen Spainhour
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Java Swing
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The O'Reilly Conference on Java: Day 3 Publish Date: Mar. 28, 2001
Robert Eckstein reports on the keynote by Sun Microsystems' Simon Phipps, "Standards, Swarms, and Synergies," as well as sessions by
Middleware vice president Doug Bateman on "SOAP" and O'Reilly author Hans
Bergsten on "Custom Tag Libraries Using JavaServer Pages."
The Road to Isengard: Combining the Power of Java and Linux Publish Date: Dec. 1, 1998
O'Reilly author Robert Eckstein describes the awesome power available to programmers who combine Java and Linux. How much power? Enough to cause at least one major corporation to rethink its business strategy.
Java Swing Interview Publish Date: Sep. 1, 1998
Why the excitement about Swing? The authors let O'Reilly Web site editor Allen Noren know why the ability to build state-of-the-art user interfaces is plenty to get excited about.
