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DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL JAVA™ APPLETS (Imprint: SAMS.Net) Author: Various Publication Date: Jan-96 ISBN: 1-57521-083-5 Chapter 1: The Java Development Environment Tough Problems in Search of One Solution Why Java Is a Comprehensive Solution Why Object-Oriented Is Important Java as an Object-Oriented Language Java as a Portable Environment Java as High Performance Java in the World of Distributed Computing Java as a Secure Environment General Features of the Java Programming Language Data Types Literals Variables Comments Operators Keywords and Conditionals Loops Arrays Applets and Standalone Applications Creating an Applet Creating a Standalone Application Applets Versus Standalone Applications Summary Chapter 2: Object-Oriented Development in Java Introduction to Java Classes and Objects Basic Structure of a Class Creating an Object Instance Using Methods Overloading Methods Constructors Inheritance in Java Subclassing Method Overriding Calling Superclass Methods Calling Superclass Constructors Important Core Classes The Object Base Class String Classes Type Wrappers More about Classes Access Modifiers Class Methods and Class Variables The final Modifier The null Keyword and More about Garbage Collection Scoping Rules Casting Rules Other Keywords Introduction to Exception Handling Structure of an Exception Handler When to Catch Exceptions Exception Handlers and Exception Classes Nested Exceptions Organizing Projects in Java Abstract Methods Interfaces Packages The Java Developer's Kit Summary Chapter 3: Building a Spreadsheet Applet Overview of AWT: Part 1 AWT Classes Components and Containers Layouts Event Handling Exception Classes The Throwable Class Exception Class Hierarchy Exception Handlers and Throwable Classes Writing Custom Exception Handlers Class Organization The Cell Class The Cell Container Class The FormulaParserClass The FormulaParserException Class The ArgValue Class The SpreadsheetCell Class The SpreadsheetContainer Class The SpreadsheetFrame Class The SpreadsheetApplet class Summary Chapter 4: Enhancing the Spreadsheet Applet Overview of AWT: Part 2 Windows and Frames Menus Dialogs Colors Fonts The Toolkit Class I/O and Streams Structure of the java.io Package I/O and Security I/O Exceptions InputStream Classes OutputStream Classes FilterOutputStream Classes and FileOutputStream Other Output Classes Other I/O Classes Tutorial Class Organization Adding the Color Dialog Font Dialog Box The FileDialog Class Saving a Spreadsheet File Opening a Spreadsheet File Summary Chapter 5: Adding Graphs and Scrollbars to the Spreadsheet Tutorial Class Organization Adding Scrollbars Adding the Scrollbar Class Handling Scrollbar Events Inside the SpreadsheetContainer Paint Methods Marking Cells Drawing Graphs Summary Chapter 6: Building a Catalog Applet Basics of the Applet Class Applets and HTML Applets and Images Applets and Audio Under the Applet Hood Creating and Reading a URL Chapter Project Class Organization Catalog HTML The Catalog Class The CatalogButton Class The SelectionCanvas Class The MediaLoader Class The MediaLoaderException Class Summary Chapter 7: Java and Images Displaying Images Loading Java Images Image Display Image Observers Tracking Image Loading The Consumer/Producer Model Java Color Models Default RGB Direct Color Index Color Chapter Project: Displaying a Windows BMP Image Using Image Types Not Supported by Java Memory Images Loading Foreign Images BMP File Format Reading Unsigned Binary in Java Creating the Color Table Constructing the Image Summary Chapter 8: Adding Threads to Applets What Is a Thread? Creating a Thread with the Thread Class Enhancing Your First Multithreaded Applet The Runnable Interface Synchronization A TestStack Class That Is Not Thread-Safe Introducing the Synchronized Modifier Notify and Wait More About Threads ThreadGroups ThreadDeath Talking Threads: Pipes and Threads Chapter Project Class Organization Catalog HTML and Preload File The MediaLoaderThread and MediaObserver Classes The MediaLoader Class The MediaSweeper Class The Queue Class The BMPImage Class The Catalog Class The CatalogButton Class The SelectionCanvas Class Summary Chapter 9: Java Socket Programming An Introduction to Sockets Socket Transmission Modes Java Connection-Oriented Classes Iterative and Concurrent Servers Java Datagram Classes Applet Security and Sockets Chapter Project: HTTP Server Application and Client Applet Chapter Project: HTTP Server Application and Client Applet Basic Web Server Client Datagram Applet Client Applet Summary Chapter 10: Native Methods and Java Deciding to Use Native Methods Native Methods from the Java Side Writing Native Methods Using Javah Java Arrays The Stubs Code Chapter Project: A Database Interface Library Using ODBC Calling Back Into Java Constructing Java Objects from C Creating the Library Database Server Adding Packet Assembly to DGTP The Election Server Election Client Summary Chapter 11: Building a Live Data Applet Observers and the Model-View Paradigm Chapter Project General Architecture of the Project Changes to the Server Applet Client Summary Chapter 12: Handling Dynamic Content Introducing the HotJava Browser Dynamic Content Security Model Alpha3 Distribution Differences Altering the HotJava Source Buffered Streams Primer Making the Changes Compiling Under HotJava Toward a More Perfect Server Adding a Configuration File Adding Standard Logging Building Log Information Altering the Send Routines Creating New Content Types Writing Content Handlers Summary Chapter 13: Animation and Image Filters Simple Animation Using Images Image Producers Image Consumers Filtering an Image FilteredImageSource Writing a Filter Static Image Filter: Rotation Double Buffering Dynamic Image Filter: FXFilter Corporate Presentation Applet How the PresentImage Applet Works Summary Chapter 14: Advanced Image Processing Chapter Project Class Organization How It Works Fractals and the Mandelbrot Set Using the Applets The Mandelbrot Class CalculateFilterNotify Interface CalculatorProducer Interface The CalculatorFilter Class The CalculatorImage Class The MandelApp Class The MandelZoomApp Class The BmpImage Class Automatic Documentation with javadoc Summary Appendix A: Inside the Java Virtual Machine The Class File Layout The Virtual Machine Registers Operand Stack Primitive Types Local Variables The Verifier Exception Handling Bytecodes Test Class Bytecodes Garbage Collection Appendix B: Language Grammar Contact reference@developer.com with questions or comments. 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All Categories : Java
To access the contents, click the chapter and section titles.
DEVELOPING PROFESSIONAL JAVA™ APPLETS (Imprint: SAMS.Net) Author: Various Publication Date: Jan-96 ISBN: 1-57521-083-5 Chapter 1: The Java Development Environment Tough Problems in Search of One Solution Why Java Is a Comprehensive Solution Why Object-Oriented Is Important Java as an Object-Oriented Language Java as a Portable Environment Java as High Performance Java in the World of Distributed Computing Java as a Secure Environment General Features of the Java Programming Language Data Types Literals Variables Comments Operators Keywords and Conditionals Loops Arrays Applets and Standalone Applications Creating an Applet Creating a Standalone Application Applets Versus Standalone Applications Summary Chapter 2: Object-Oriented Development in Java Introduction to Java Classes and Objects Basic Structure of a Class Creating an Object Instance Using Methods Overloading Methods Constructors Inheritance in Java Subclassing Method Overriding Calling Superclass Methods Calling Superclass Constructors Important Core Classes The Object Base Class String Classes Type Wrappers More about Classes Access Modifiers Class Methods and Class Variables The final Modifier The null Keyword and More about Garbage Collection Scoping Rules Casting Rules Other Keywords Introduction to Exception Handling Structure of an Exception Handler When to Catch Exceptions Exception Handlers and Exception Classes Nested Exceptions Organizing Projects in Java Abstract Methods Interfaces Packages The Java Developer's Kit Summary Chapter 3: Building a Spreadsheet Applet Overview of AWT: Part 1 AWT Classes Components and Containers Layouts Event Handling Exception Classes The Throwable Class Exception Class Hierarchy Exception Handlers and Throwable Classes Writing Custom Exception Handlers Class Organization The Cell Class The Cell Container Class The FormulaParserClass The FormulaParserException Class The ArgValue Class The SpreadsheetCell Class The SpreadsheetContainer Class The SpreadsheetFrame Class The SpreadsheetApplet class Summary Chapter 4: Enhancing the Spreadsheet Applet Overview of AWT: Part 2 Windows and Frames Menus Dialogs Colors Fonts The Toolkit Class I/O and Streams Structure of the java.io Package I/O and Security I/O Exceptions InputStream Classes OutputStream Classes FilterOutputStream Classes and FileOutputStream Other Output Classes Other I/O Classes Tutorial Class Organization Adding the Color Dialog Font Dialog Box The FileDialog Class Saving a Spreadsheet File Opening a Spreadsheet File Summary Chapter 5: Adding Graphs and Scrollbars to the Spreadsheet Tutorial Class Organization Adding Scrollbars Adding the Scrollbar Class Handling Scrollbar Events Inside the SpreadsheetContainer Paint Methods Marking Cells Drawing Graphs Summary Chapter 6: Building a Catalog Applet Basics of the Applet Class Applets and HTML Applets and Images Applets and Audio Under the Applet Hood Creating and Reading a URL Chapter Project Class Organization Catalog HTML The Catalog Class The CatalogButton Class The SelectionCanvas Class The MediaLoader Class The MediaLoaderException Class Summary Chapter 7: Java and Images Displaying Images Loading Java Images Image Display Image Observers Tracking Image Loading The Consumer/Producer Model Java Color Models Default RGB Direct Color Index Color Chapter Project: Displaying a Windows BMP Image Using Image Types Not Supported by Java Memory Images Loading Foreign Images BMP File Format Reading Unsigned Binary in Java Creating the Color Table Constructing the Image Summary Chapter 8: Adding Threads to Applets What Is a Thread? Creating a Thread with the Thread Class Enhancing Your First Multithreaded Applet The Runnable Interface Synchronization A TestStack Class That Is Not Thread-Safe Introducing the Synchronized Modifier Notify and Wait More About Threads ThreadGroups ThreadDeath Talking Threads: Pipes and Threads Chapter Project Class Organization Catalog HTML and Preload File The MediaLoaderThread and MediaObserver Classes The MediaLoader Class The MediaSweeper Class The Queue Class The BMPImage Class The Catalog Class The CatalogButton Class The SelectionCanvas Class Summary Chapter 9: Java Socket Programming An Introduction to Sockets Socket Transmission Modes Java Connection-Oriented Classes Iterative and Concurrent Servers Java Datagram Classes Applet Security and Sockets Chapter Project: HTTP Server Application and Client Applet Chapter Project: HTTP Server Application and Client Applet Basic Web Server Client Datagram Applet Client Applet Summary Chapter 10: Native Methods and Java Deciding to Use Native Methods Native Methods from the Java Side Writing Native Methods Using Javah Java Arrays The Stubs Code Chapter Project: A Database Interface Library Using ODBC Calling Back Into Java Constructing Java Objects from C Creating the Library Database Server Adding Packet Assembly to DGTP The Election Server Election Client Summary Chapter 11: Building a Live Data Applet Observers and the Model-View Paradigm Chapter Project General Architecture of the Project Changes to the Server Applet Client Summary Chapter 12: Handling Dynamic Content Introducing the HotJava Browser Dynamic Content Security Model Alpha3 Distribution Differences Altering the HotJava Source Buffered Streams Primer Making the Changes Compiling Under HotJava Toward a More Perfect Server Adding a Configuration File Adding Standard Logging Building Log Information Altering the Send Routines Creating New Content Types Writing Content Handlers Summary Chapter 13: Animation and Image Filters Simple Animation Using Images Image Producers Image Consumers Filtering an Image FilteredImageSource Writing a Filter Static Image Filter: Rotation Double Buffering Dynamic Image Filter: FXFilter Corporate Presentation Applet How the PresentImage Applet Works Summary Chapter 14: Advanced Image Processing Chapter Project Class Organization How It Works Fractals and the Mandelbrot Set Using the Applets The Mandelbrot Class CalculateFilterNotify Interface CalculatorProducer Interface The CalculatorFilter Class The CalculatorImage Class The MandelApp Class The MandelZoomApp Class The BmpImage Class Automatic Documentation with javadoc Summary Appendix A: Inside the Java Virtual Machine The Class File Layout The Virtual Machine Registers Operand Stack Primitive Types Local Variables The Verifier Exception Handling Bytecodes Test Class Bytecodes Garbage Collection Appendix B: Language Grammar Contact reference@developer.com with questions or comments. Copyright 1998 EarthWeb Inc., All rights reserved. PLEASE READ THE ACCEPTABLE USAGE STATEMENT. Copyright 1998 Macmillan Computer Publishing. All rights reserved.
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