by Glenn L. Vanderburg. et al.
C O N T E N T S
Introduction
Chapter 1 Communication Between Applets
getApplet: The "Official" Mechanism
Static Variables and Methods
Network Communication
Thread-Based Communication
Summary
Chapter 2 Using the Media Tracker
Java Media Objects and the Internet
Keeping Up with Media Objects
The MediaTracker Class
Tracking Images with the Media Tracker
Tracking Other Types of Media
Summary
Chapter 3 Exploiting the Network
Retrieving Data Using URLs
Posting Data to a URL
Communication Using Sockets
Summary
Chapter 4 Using Java's Audio Classes
Digital Audio Fundamentals
Java Audio Support
Playing Audio In Java
The Future of Java Audio
Summary
Chapter 5 Building Special-Purpose I/O Classes
Stream Classes
Non-Stream I/O Classes
Highly Structured Files
Summary
Chapter 6 Effective Use of Threads
Using Threads
Performance
Inside Threads
Summary
Chapter 7 Concurrency and Synchronization
Concurrency
Monitors
Advanced Monitor Concepts
Synchronization
A Thread Coordination Example
Advanced Thread Coordination
Summary
Chapter 8 All About GridBaglayout and Other Layout managers
Automated Layout and the AWT Layout Manager
Basic Layout Classes
The GridBagLayout Class
Creating Your Own Layout Manager
Summary
Chapter 9 Extending AWT Components
Components-an Overview
New Components from Old
A Self-Validating TextField
A Multi-State Toggle Button
Overview
Summary
Chapter 10 Combining AWT Components
Component, Container, Panel
E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many-One
Panels Are Components Too
Layouts
Whose Event Is It Anyway?
The Panel as a Component Manager
A Scrolling Picture Window Example
Overview
Class Construction
Event Handling
Summary
Chapter 11 Advanced Event Handling
Basic Event Handling
The Event Class
Key Events
Mouse Events
Displaying Events
Events with Methods
Generating Events
Fixing Broken Event Handling
A Complete Example
Major Surgery to the Event Model
Summary
Chapter 12 Image Filters and Color Models
Understanding Color
Color Images in Java
Color Models
The Color Model Classes
Working with Color Models
Image Filters
The Image Filter Classes
Writing Your Own Image Filters
Using Image Filters
Summary
Chapter 13 Animation Techniques
What Is Animation?
Types of Animation
Implementing Frame Animation
Eliminating Flicker
Implementing Sprite Animation
Testing the Sprite Classes
Summary
Chapter 14 Writing 2D Games
2D Game Basics
Scaling an Object
Translating an Object
Rotating an Object
2D Game Engine
The Missile Class
Asteroids
The Asteroids Applet Class
The Asteroids
The Ship
The Photons
Final Details
Summary
Chapter 15 A Virtual Java-Creating Behaviors in VRML 2.0
Going Beyond Reality
Making the World Behave
Overview of VRML
The VRML Script Node
VRML Datatypes in Java
Integrating Java Scripts with VRML
The Browser Class
The Script Execution Model
Creating Efficient Behaviors
Dynamic Worlds-Creating VRML on the Fly
Creating Reusable Behaviors
The Future: VRML, Java, and AI
Summary
Chapter 16 Building STand-Alone Applications
Writing and Running a Java Program
Properties
Application Instances
The BloatFinder Application
Using Java's Special Features
Summary
Chapter 17 Network-Extensible Applications with Factory Objects
How Factories Work
Factory Support in the Java Library
Factory Object Implementation Considerations
Supporting a New Kind of Factory
Security Considerations
Summary
Chapter 18 Developing Database Applications and Applets
Storing Data for the Web
Providing Access to Data
The JDBC API
Simple Database Access Using the JDBC Interfaces
Result Sets and the Meta-Data Interfaces
Other JDBC Functionality
Building a JDBC Implementation
Extending JDBC
Designing a Database Application
Summary
Chapter 19 Persistence
What Is Persistence?
Forms of Persistence (in Java)
Implementing a Simple File-Based Persistent Store
The PersistentJava (PJava) Project
Summary
Chapter 20 A User's View of Security
Users Need to Understand
The Kinds of Attacks
Which Resources Are Dangerous?
Cultural Change
Summary
Chapter 21 Creating a Security Policy
The Java Security Model
The Java Security Manager
Security Manager Decisions
Which Resources Are Protected?
Understanding Security Risks
Keeping the Security Policy Manageable
Implementing Class Loaders
Implementing Security Managers
Summary
Chapter 22 Authentication, Encryption, and Trusted Applets
Cryptography Basics
Security Mechanisms Provided by java.security
Enabling Trusted Applets
Cryptographic Security Solves Everything, Right?
Summary
Chapter 23 Pushing the Limits of Java Security
Introducing Hostile Applets
Challenges for the Hacker
A Very Noisy Bear
A Gluttonous Trio
Throw Open a Window
Survival of the Fittest, Applet Style
Port 25, Where Are You?
A Java Factoring-By-Web Project
Summary
Chapter 24 Integrated Development Environments
The Examples Used in This Chapter
Symantec's Cafe Lite
ED for Windows, The Java IDE
Object Engineering Workbench
Comparison of Environments
Other Products Under Development
Summary
Chapter 25 Class Organization and Documentation
Java Packages
Documentation Generation Using javadoc
Class Dissassembly Using javap
Summary
Chapter 26 The Java Debugging API
Remote Debugging
Java Debugger
The Sun Java Debugger API
Simple Types
Some Examples
Summary
Chapter 27 Alternatives to Java
Nuts and Bolts Languages
General-Purpose Languages
Scripting Languages
Secure Languages
Summary
Chapter 28 Moving C and C++ Code to Java
File Organization
The Preprocessor
Structures and Unions
Functions and Methods
Procedural-to-OOP Conversion
Operator Overloading
Automatic Coercions
Command-Line Arguments
I/O Streams
Strings
Pointers
Multiple Inheritance
Inheritance Syntax
Access Modifiers
Friends and Packages
Booleans
Summary
Chapter 29 Using Tcl with Java
Introduction to Tcl
What Does This Have to Do with Java?
The TclJava API
User Menu Configuration
Other Useful Roles for Tcl
Tcl Extension Packages
Summary
Chapter 30 When and Why to Use Native Methods
What Is a Native Method?
Uses for Native Methods
Benefits and Trade-Offs
How Does This Magic Work?
Summary
Chapter 31 The Native Method Interface
A Java Class with Native Methods
Accepting and Returning Java Classes
Accessing Arrays of Classes
Accessing a Float Array
Summary
Chapter 32 Interfacing to Existing C and C++ Libraries
Interfacing to Legacy C Libraries
Developing Java Interface Class Libraries with Legacy C++ Libraries
Special Concerns and Tips
Summary
Chapter 33 Securing Your Native Method Libraries
Security in Native Method Libraries
Avoiding the Problem
Identifying Security-Sensitive Resources
Security Checks
Language Protection Mechanisms
Summary
Chapter 34 Client/Server Programming
Java's Suitability for Client/Server Programming
Client and Servers
Merging the Client and Server
Java's Deployable Code Advantage
Java TCP/IP Sockets
Using Datagram for UDP Sockets
Using Socket and ServerSocket for TCP Sockets
Summary
Chapter 35 Taking Advantage of the Internet in Development
Ending the Isolation of the pc
Working and Playing in Groups
Creating and Using Resource Libraries
Distributing and Maintaining Software
Creating Alternative Revenue Schemes
Summary
Chapter 36 Fulfilling the Promise of Java
The Java Ideals
The Java Community
Setting Your Sights
Appendix A API Quick Reference
java.applet
java.awt
java.awt.image
java.awt.peer
java.io
java.lang
java.net
java.util
Appendix B Class Hierarchy Diagrams
Credits
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