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Core Java(TM) 2, Volume II--Advanced Features

by: Horstmann, Cay; Cornell, Gary

Core Java(TM) 2, Volume II--Advanced Features

by: Horstmann, Cay; Cornell, Gary

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9780130927385
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0130927384
Edition: 5th
Format: Paperback w/CD
Copyright: 01/01/2002
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
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Ask any experienced Java programmer: Core Java delivers real-world guidance for accomplishing even the most challenging tasks. That's why it's been an international best seller for five straight years. Now fully updated for Sun's brand-new JDK 1.3, Core Java, Volume 2, Fifth Edition offers all-new discussions of XML and servlets, plus thoroughly revamped coverage of many advanced features -- from collections to native methods, security to Swing. Cay Horstmann begins with thoroughly updated coverage of JDK 2 Version 1.3 multithreading, collections, and networking. He presents a detailed chapter on advanced database integration utilizing the JDBC API; completely revised coverage of remote objects; advanced techniques for utilizing JavaBeans; and much more. The book contains advanced techniques for building GUIs with both AWT and Swing; internationalizing software; and leveraging the latest Java security model. The CD-ROM contains complete source code examples, JDK 1.3, Forte for Java, Community Edition, and more.

Preface

xxi

To the Reader

xxi

About This Book

xxii

Conventions

xxiv

Definitions

xxiv

Acknowledgments

xxv

Multithreading

(114)

What Are Threads?

(16)

Using Threads to Give Other Tasks a Chance

(1)

Running and Starting Threads

(6)

Running Multiple Threads

(1)

The Runnable Interface

(2)

Interrupting Threads

(4)

Thread Properties

(6)

Thread States

(2)

Moving Out of a Blocked State

(1)

Dead Threads

(1)

Daemon Threads

(1)

Thread Groups

(2)

Thread Priorities

(9)

Selfish Threads

(7)

Synchronization

(19)

Thread Communication Without Synchronization

(4)

Synchronizing Access to Shared Resources

(5)

Object Lock

(1)

The wait and notify methods

(7)

Synchronized Blocks

(1)

Synchronized Static Methods

(2)

Deadlocks

(9)

Why the stop and suspend Methods Are Deprecated

(5)

Timeouts

(2)

User Interface Programming with Threads

(36)

Threads and Swing

(10)

Animation

(5)

Timers

(5)

Progress Bars

(5)

Progress Monitors

(5)

Monitoring the Progress of Input Streams

102

(6)

Using Pipes for Communication Between Threads

108

(7)

Collections

115

(82)

Collection Interfaces

116

(9)

Separating Collection Interfaces and Implementation

116

(3)

Collection and Iterator Interfaces in the Java Library

119

(6)

Concrete Collections

125

(35)

Linked Lists

125

(10)

Array Lists

135

(1)

Hash Sets

135

(8)

Tree Sets

143

(7)

Maps

150

(6)

Specialized Map Classes

156

(4)

The Collections Framework

160

(13)

Views and Wrappers

164

(7)

Bulk Operations

171

(1)

Interfacing with Legacy APIs

172

(1)

Algorithms

173

(9)

Sorting and Shuffling

174

(3)

Binary Search

177

(2)

Simple Algorithms

179

(1)

Writing Your Own Algorithms

180

(2)

Legacy Collections

182

(15)

The Hashtable Class

182

(1)

Enumerations

182

(1)

Property Sets

183

(7)

Stacks

190

(1)

Bit Sets

191

(6)

Networking

197

(68)

Connecting to a Server

198

(4)

Implementing Servers

202

(8)

Serving Multiple Clients

206

(4)

Sending E-Mail

210

(5)

Advanced Socket Programming

215

(6)

URL Connections

221

(12)

URLs and URIs

221

(2)

Using a URLConnection to Retrieve Information

223

(10)

Posting Form Data

233

(10)

CGI Scripts and Servlets

234

(2)

Sending Data to a Web Server

236

(7)

Harvesting Information from the Web

243

(22)

Applet Security

250

(3)

Proxy Servers

253

(9)

Testing the WeatherReport Applet

262

(3)

Database Connectivity: JDBC

265

(64)

The Design of JDBC

267

(4)

Typing Uses of JDBC

270

(1)

The Structured Query Language

271

(6)

Installing JDBC

277

(1)

Basic JDBC Programming Concepts

278

(14)

Database URLs

278

(1)

Making the Connection

278

(5)

Executing SQL Commands

283

(2)

Advanced SQL Types (JDBC 2)

285

(3)

Populating a Database

288

(4)

Executing Queries

292

(11)

Scrollable and Updatable Result Sets

303

(9)

Scrollable Result Sets (JDBC 2)

305

(3)

Updatable Result Sets (JDBC 2)

308

(4)

Metadata

312

(11)

Transactions

323

(2)

Batch Updates (JDBC 2)

324

(1)

Advanced Connection Management

325

(4)

Remote Objects

329

(80)

Introduction to Remote Objects: The Roles of Client and Server

330

(3)

Remote Method Invocations

333

(4)

Stubs and Parameter Marshalling

334

(2)

Dynamic Class Loading

336

(1)

Setting Up Remote Method Invocation

337

(17)

Interfaces and Implementations

337

(4)

Locating Server Objects

341

(5)

The Client Side

346

(4)

Preparing for Deployment

350

(3)

Deploying the Program

353

(1)

Parameter Passing in Remote Methods

354

(19)

Passing nonremote Objects

354

(13)

Passing Remote Objects

367

(3)

Using Remote Objects in Sets

370

(2)

Cloning Remote Objects

372

(1)

Inappropriate Remote Parameters

372

(1)

Using RMI with Applets

373

(5)

Server Object Activation

378

(7)

Java IDL and CORBA

385

(24)

The Interface Definition Language

386

(5)

A CORBA Example

391

(10)

Implementing CORBA Servers

401

(8)

Advanced Swing

409

(150)

Lists

409

(18)

The JList Component

410

(5)

List Models

415

(5)

Inserting and Removing Values

420

(2)

Rendering Values

422

(5)

Trees

427

(44)

Simple Trees

429

(17)

Node Enumeration

446

(2)

Rendering Nodes

448

(8)

Listening to Tree Events

456

(6)

Custom Tree Models

462

(9)

Tables

471

(50)

A Simple Table

471

(4)

Table Models

475

(11)

A Sort Filter

486

(8)

Cell Rendering and Editing

494

(17)

Working with Rows and Columns

511

(1)

Selecting Rows, Columns, and Cells

512

(9)

Styled Text Components

521

(7)

Component Organizers

528

(31)

Split Panes

528

(4)

Tabbed Panes

532

(6)

Desktop Panes and Internal Frames

538

(3)

Cascading and Tiling

541

(3)

Vetoing Property Settings

544

(15)

Advanced AWT

559

(198)

The Rendering Pipeline

560

(2)

Shapes

562

(17)

Using the Shape Classes

564

(15)

Areas

579

(5)

Strokes

584

(8)

Paint

592

(7)

Coordinate Transformations

599

(10)

Clipping

609

(5)

Transparency and Composition

614

(9)

Rendering Hints

623

(7)

Reading and Writing Images

630

(13)

Obtaining Readers and Writers for Image File Types

631

(2)

Reading and Writing Files with Multiple Images

633

(10)

Image Manipulation

643

(19)

Accessing Image Data

644

(8)

Filtering Images

652

(10)

Printing

662

(45)

Printing Graphics

662

(12)

Printing Multiple Pages

674

(2)

Print Preview

676

(10)

Print Services

686

(7)

Stream Print Services

693

(6)

Printing Attributes

699

(8)

The Clipboard

707

(27)

Classes and Interfaces for Data Transfer

709

(1)

Transferring Text

709

(5)

The Transferable Interface and Data Flavors

714

(2)

Building an Image Transferable

716

(6)

Using a Local Clipboard to Transfer Object References

722

(7)

Transferring Java Objects via the System Clipboard

729

(5)

Drag and Drop

734

(23)

Drop Targets

736

(10)

Drag Sources

746

(6)

Data Transfer Support in Swing

752

(5)

JavaBeans™

757

(104)

Why Beans?

757

(2)

The Bean-Writing Process

759

(4)

Using Beans to Build an Application

763

(8)

Packaging Beans in JAR files

764

(2)

Composing Beans in a Builder Environment

766

(5)

Naming Patterns for Bean Properties and Events

771

(3)

Bean Property Types

774

(20)

Simple Properties

774

(1)

Indexed Properties

775

(1)

Bound Properties

776

(7)

Constrained Properties

783

(11)

Adding Custom Bean Events

794

(6)

Property Editors

800

(24)

Writing a Property Editor

808

(16)

Going Beyond Naming Patterns

824

(9)

FeatureDescriptor Objects

826

(7)

Customizers

833

(11)

Writing a Customizer Class

835

(9)

The Bean Context

844

(17)

Advanced Uses of Introspection

845

(2)

Finding Sibling Beans

847

(4)

Using Bean Context Services

851

(10)

Security

861

(110)

Class Loaders

862

(10)

Writing Your Own Class Loader

865

(7)

Bytecode Verification

872

(5)

Security Managers and Permissions

877

(39)

Java 2 Platform Security

879

(6)

Security Policy Files

885

(8)

Custom Permissions

893

(1)

Implementing a Permission Class

894

(6)

A Custom Security Manager

900

(10)

User Authentication

910

(6)

Digital Signatures

916

(31)

Message Digests

917

(6)

Message Signing

923

(8)

Message Authentication

931

(3)

The X.509 Certificate Format

934

(1)

Generating Certificates

935

(4)

Signing Certificates

939

(8)

Code Signing

947

(8)

Signing JAR Files

948

(5)

Deployment Tips

953

(1)

Software Developer Certificates

954

(1)

Encryption

955

(16)

Symmetric Ciphers

956

(6)

Public Key Ciphers

962

(6)

Cipher Streams

968

(3)

Internationalization

971

(74)

Locales

972

(6)

Numbers and Currencies

978

(7)

Date and Time

985

(8)

Text

993

(25)

Collation (Ordering)

993

(8)

Text Boundaries

1001

(7)

Message Formatting

1008

(4)

Choice Formats

1012

(4)

Character Set Conversion

1016

(1)

International Issues and Source Files

1017

(1)

Resource Bundles

1018

(6)

Locating Resources

1019

(1)

Placing Resources into Bundles

1020

(4)

Graphical User Interface Localization

1024

(21)

Localizing an Applet

1027

(18)

Native Methods

1045

(64)

Calling a C Function from the Java Programming Language

1047

(6)

Working with the print f Function

1048

(5)

Numeric Parameters and Return Values

1053

(2)

Using print f for Formatting Numbers

1054

(1)

String Parameters

1055

(6)

Calling sprint f in a Native Method

1059

(2)

Accessing Object Fields

1061

(2)

Accessing Static Fields

1063

(4)

Signatures

1067

(1)

Calling Java Methods

1068

(8)

Nonstatic Methods

1068

(2)

Static Methods

1070

(1)

Constructors

1071

(1)

Alternative Method Invocations

1071

(5)

Arrays

1076

(5)

Error Handling

1081

(5)

The Invocation API

1086

(4)

A Complete Example: Accessing the Windows Registry

1090

(19)

An Overview of the Windows Registry

1090

(2)

A Java Platform Interface for Accessing the Registry

1092

(1)

Implementing the Registry Access Functions as Native Methods

1093

(16)

XML

1109

(69)

An Introduction to XML

1110

(5)

The Structure of an XML Document

1112

(3)

Parsing an XML Document

1115

(13)

Document Type Definitions

1128

(22)

A Practical Example

1137

(13)

Namespaces

1150

(3)

Using the SAX Parser

1153

(5)

Generating XML Documents

1158

(9)

XSL Transformations

1167

(11)

Index

1178

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