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Overview
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by Monica Pawlan
Find brief descriptions of the topics covered in
The Java Tutorial Continued. |
Overview |
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Collections
[ TOC ]
by Joshua Bloch
Use Java's collection framework to store and
manipulate groups of related objects; it can
can make your programs smaller, faster, and
more reusable.
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Introduction
Interfaces
Implementations
Algorithms
Custom Implementations
Interoperability
Solving Common Collections Problems |
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Internationalization
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by Dale Green
Write programs for the global market.
After internationalization, your software can support new
languages and cultures without changes to the source code.
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Introduction
Setting the Locale
Isolating Locale-Specific
Data
Formatting
Working with Text |
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2D Graphics
[ TOC ]
by Deborah Adair
Enhance the appearance of your GUI with shapes, color,
stylized text, foreign-language text, and image processing.
Also, learn how to add printing capability to your programs.
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Overview of the Java 2D API
Displaying Graphics with Graphics2D
Working with Text and Fonts
Manipulating and Displaying Images
Printing
Solving Common 2D Graphics Problems |
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Sound
[ TOC ]
by Deborah Adair
Play sounds in AIFF, AW, WAV, MIDI, or RAF formats in your
applets and applications.
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Overview
Playing Sounds
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JavaBeansTM [ TOC ]
by Andy Quinn
Learn how to develop platform-independent components in the Java
programming language. This trail covers JavaBeans basics, the
BeanBox, and the Beans Development Kit. |
JavaBeans Concepts and the Beans Development Kit
Using the BeanBox
Writing a Simple Bean
Properties
Manipulating Events in the BeanBox
The BeanInfo Interface
Bean Customization
Bean Persistence
Using the BeanContext API
New Features
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JDBCTM Database Access
[ TOC ]
by Maydene Fisher
Use the JDBC to connect to a database, send SQL statements,
and process the results. The JDBC provides uniform
access to a wide range of relational databases and
provides a common base on which database tools can be built.
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JDBC Basics
New Features in the JDBC 2.0 API
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RMI
[ TOC ]
by Ann Wollrath
and
Jim Waldo
Call methods on an object running in another VM. RMI
is often used to implement client/server applications.
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An Overview of RMI Applications
Writing an RMI Server
Creating a Client Program
Compiling and Running the Example
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IDL
[ TOC ]
by Jim Inscore
Java IDL provides CORBA-compliant interoperability
for programs written in Java.
This trail gives you an overview of CORBA
and takes you through the steps to building a
CORBA-compatible client/server combination with Java IDL.
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Introducing Java IDL
The Hello Client/Server Example
Summary
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Security
in Java 2 SDK 1.2 [
TOC ]
by Mary Dageforde
Learn how the built-in security features protect
you from malevolent programs.
See how to use tools for controlling access to resources,
generating and checking
digital signatures, and creating and managing keys
needed for signature generation and checking.
See how to incorporate
security checks and cryptography services into your
programs. |
Security
Features Overview
Quick Tour of
Controlling Applets
Quick Tour of
Controlling Applications
API and Tools
Used for Secure Code and File Exchanges
Signing Code
and Granting It Permissions [Tools]
Exchanging
Files [Tools]
Generating and
Verifying Signatures [API]
Implementing
Your Own Permission
Summaries
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JAR Files
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by Alan Sommerer
Bundle a Java program and its resources into an
easily downloadable, secure archive.
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Using JAR Files: The Basics
Signing and Verifying JAR Files
Using JAR-related APIs Introduced in 1.2
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The Extension Mechanism
[ TOC ]
by Alan Sommerer
Expand the functionality of the Java platform by using
a standard, scalable way
to make custom APIs available to all applications running
on the Java platform.
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Creating and Using Extensions
Setting Extension Security Privileges |
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Java Native Interface
[ TOC ]
by Beth Stearns
Use the Java Native Interface API to retain your
investment in code written in other languages.
The JNI lets you integrate native methods written in
C or C++ with Java programs. |
Overview of the JNI
Writing Java Programs with Native
Methods
Integrating Java and Native Programs
Interacting with Java from the
Native Side
Invoking the Java Virtual Machine
Summary |
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Reflection
[ TOC ]
by Dale Green
Learn how to dynamically create objects, invoke methods, access
fields, and examine classes. |
Examining
Classes Manipulating Objects
Working with Arrays
Summary
of Classes |