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We recommend that you begin with the Getting Started trail. After that, choose any trail that interests you.

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And Just For Fun: Try out The Trail Map Applet. (Be warned: it doesn't have a complete list of trails.)

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	Getting Started Start here to write, compile, and run your first Java application or applet. This trail also tells you what's special about Java and helps you understand some of the code you'll find in most Java programs.
	Learning the Java Language These lessons discuss techniques and concepts that any Java programmer can use.
	Writing Applets These lessons discuss techniques and concepts that are specific to writing Java applets.
	Essential Java Classes The six lessons in this trail document the most-used classes in the JDK API.
	Creating a User Interface Here's the information you need to create the user interface of your applet or application.
	Custom Networking The lessons on this trail teach you how to connect your applications and applets to the information on the Internet!
	To 1.1 -- And Beyond! Describes what's new in 1.1 and the next major release, with tips on converting programs from 1.0 to 1.1.

All of the previous trails are either currently in the book form of the tutorial or are planned additions. We plan to publish the following trails in a second volume of the tutorial.

	Putting It All Together Brand New! A unique trail that brings together everything you've learned about Java programming in one big example!
	Writing Global Programs Just Promoted to a Trail! This trail describes how to use new features in JDK 1.1 to write internationalized and localized programs.
	Using the JNI to Integrate Native Code and Java Programs by Beth Stearns These lessons have been completely rewritten to reflect the new JDK1.1 APIs! They show you everything you need to know to write native methods in the Java language. A native method is a Java method whose implementation is provided in another programming language such as C. In this trail you'll find both step-by-step instructions and a comprehensive example program.
	The JavaBeans(tm) Tutorial by Andy Quinn Learn how to develop components for the Java Platform! This new trail will teach you about Beans, the BeanBox, and the Beans Development Kit (BDK).
	Java Security 1.1 by Mary Dageforde A brand new trail introducing the Java Security API! The Java Security API is a new Java core API, built around the java.security package (and its subpackages). The first release of Java Security in JDK 1.1 contains a subset of cryptography functionality.

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