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

by: Horstmann, Cay S.; Cornell, Gary

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

by: Horstmann, Cay S.; Cornell, Gary

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9780131118263
ISBN 10:
0131118269
Edition: 7th
Format: Paperback
Copyright: 01/01/2005
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

Completely revised edition of the best-selling book on advanced Java features for experienced programmers. Thoroughly updated for J2SE 5.0.

List of Code Examples

Preface

To the Reader

About This Book

Conventions

xvii

Acknowledgments

xix

Multithreading

(84)

What Are Threads?

(11)

Using Threads to Give Other Tasks a Chance

(6)

Interrupting Threads

(2)

Thread States

(3)

New Threads

(1)

Runnable Threads

(1)

Blocked Threads

(2)

Dead Threads

(1)

Thread Properties

(4)

Thread Priorities

(1)

Daemon Threads

(1)

Thread Groups

(1)

Handlers for Uncaught Exceptions

(1)

Synchronization

(26)

An Example of a Race Condition

(4)

The Race Condition Explained

(1)

Lock Objects

(3)

Condition Objects

(5)

The synchronized Keyword

(5)

Synchronized Blocks

(1)

Volatile Fields

(1)

Deadlocks

(2)

Fairness

(1)

Lock Testing and Timeouts

(1)

Read/Write Locks

(1)

Why the stop and suspend Methods Are Deprecated

(2)

Blocking Queues

(5)

Thread-Safe Collections

(2)

Efficient Queues and Hash Tables

(2)

Copy on Write Arrays

(1)

Older Thread-Safe Collections

(1)

Callables and Futures

(4)

Executors

(6)

Thread Pools

(4)

Scheduled Execution

(1)

Controlling Groups of Threads

(2)

Synchronizers

(7)

Barriers

(1)

Countdown Latches

(1)

Exchangers

(1)

Synchronous Queues

(1)

Semaphores

(6)

Threads and Swing

(13)

The ``Single Thread'' Rule

(5)

A Swing Worker

(7)

Collections

(58)

Collection Interfaces

(8)

Separating Collection Interfaces and Implementation

(2)

Collection and Iterator Interfaces in the Java Library

(5)

Concrete Collections

(25)

Linked Lists

(8)

Array Lists

101

(1)

Hash Sets

101

(3)

Tree Sets

104

(5)

Priority Queues

109

(1)

Maps

110

(4)

Specialized Set and Map Classes

114

(4)

The Collections Framework

118

(12)

Views and Wrappers

120

(6)

Bulk Operations

126

(1)

Converting Between Collections and Arrays

127

(1)

Extending the Framework

128

(2)

Algorithms

130

(7)

Sorting and Shuffling

131

(2)

Binary Search

133

(1)

Simple Algorithms

134

(1)

Writing Your Own Algorithms

135

(2)

Legacy Collections

137

(6)

The Hashtable Class

137

(1)

Enumerations

137

(1)

Property Sets

138

(1)

Stacks

138

(1)

Bit Sets

139

(4)

Networking

143

(42)

Connecting to a Server

143

(4)

Implementing Servers

147

(6)

Serving Multiple Clients

150

(3)

Sending E-Mail

153

(4)

Making URL Connections

157

(18)

URLs and URIs

157

(2)

Using a URLConnection to Retrieve Information

159

(8)

Posting Form Data

167

(8)

Advanced Socket Programming

175

(10)

Socket Timeouts

175

(1)

Interruptible Sockets

176

(4)

Half-Close

180

(1)

Internet Addresses

180

(5)

Database Programming

185

(72)

The Design of JDBC

186

(3)

JDBC Driver Types

187

(1)

Typical Uses of JDBC

188

(1)

The Structured Query Language

189

(5)

JDBC Installation

194

(1)

Basic JDBC Programming Concepts

195

(12)

Database URLs

195

(1)

Making the Connection

195

(4)

Executing SQL Commands

199

(2)

Advanced SQL Types

201

(1)

Managing Connections, Statements, and Result Sets

202

(1)

Populating a Database

203

(4)

Query Execution

207

(8)

Prepared Statements

207

(8)

Scrollable and Updatable Result Sets

215

(6)

Scrollable Result Sets

216

(2)

Updatable Result Sets

218

(3)

Metadata

221

(9)

Row Sets

230

(9)

Cached Row Sets

231

(8)

Transactions

239

(2)

Save Points

239

(1)

Batch Updates

240

(1)

Advanced Connection Management

241

(1)

Introduction to LDAP

242

(15)

Configuring an LDAP Server

243

(4)

Accessing LDAP Directory Information

247

(10)

Distributed Objects

257

(64)

The Roles of Client and Server

257

(3)

Remote Method Invocations

260

(3)

Stubs and Parameter Marshalling

261

(2)

Dynamic Class Loading

263

(1)

Setup for Remote Method Invocation

263

(15)

Interfaces and Implementations

263

(3)

Stub Class Generation

266

(1)

Locating Server Objects

266

(4)

The Client Side

270

(4)

Preparing for Deployment

274

(3)

Deploying the Program

277

(1)

Parameter Passing in Remote Methods

278

(14)

Passing Nonremote Objects

278

(11)

Passing Remote Objects

289

(2)

Remote Objects and the equals and hashCode Methods

291

(1)

Cloning Remote Objects

292

(1)

Server Object Activation

292

(5)

Java IDL and CORBA

297

(17)

The Interface Definition Language

298

(4)

A CORBA Example

302

(7)

Implementing CORBA Servers

309

(5)

Remote Method Calls with SOAP

314

(7)

Advanced Swing

321

(134)

Lists

321

(16)

The JList Component

322

(5)

List Models

327

(4)

Inserting and Removing Values

331

(1)

Rendering Values

332

(5)

Trees

337

(36)

Simple Trees

339

(13)

Node Enumeration

352

(2)

Rendering Nodes

354

(6)

Listening to Tree Events

360

(5)

Custom Tree Models

365

(8)

Tables

373

(37)

A Simple Table

373

(3)

Table Models

376

(8)

A Sort Filter

384

(6)

Cell Rendering and Editing

390

(12)

Working with Rows and Columns

402

(1)

Selecting Rows, Columns, and Cells

403

(7)

Styled Text Components

410

(6)

Progress Indicators

416

(13)

Progress Bars

416

(4)

Progress Monitors

420

(4)

Monitoring the Progress of Input Streams

424

(5)

Component Organizers

429

(26)

Split Panes

429

(4)

Tabbed Panes

433

(5)

Desktop Panes and Internal Frames

438

(2)

Cascading and Tiling

440

(3)

Vetoing Property Settings

443

(12)

Advanced AWT

455

(162)

The Rendering Pipeline

455

(2)

Shapes

457

(15)

Using the Shape Classes

459

(13)

Areas

472

(3)

Strokes

475

(8)

Paint

483

(5)

Coordinate Transformations

488

(8)

Clipping

496

(4)

Transparency and Composition

500

(8)

Rendering Hints

508

(5)

Readers and Writers for Images

513

(11)

Obtaining Readers and Writers for Image File Types

514

(1)

Reading and Writing Files with Multiple Images

515

(9)

Image Manipulation

524

(15)

Accessing Image Data

524

(6)

Filtering Images

530

(9)

Printing

539

(37)

Graphics Printing

539

(10)

Multiple-Page Printing

549

(1)

Print Preview

550

(9)

Print Services

559

(5)

Stream Print Services

564

(5)

Printing Attributes

569

(7)

The Clipboard

576

(22)

Classes and Interfaces for Data Transfer

577

(1)

Transferring Text

577

(4)

The Transferable Interface and Data Flavors

581

(2)

Building an Image Transferable

583

(5)

Using a Local Clipboard to Transfer Object References

588

(6)

Transferring Java Objects via the System Clipboard

594

(4)

Drag and Drop

598

(19)

Drop Targets

599

(9)

Drag Sources

608

(5)

Data Transfer Support in Swing

613

(4)

JavaBeans Components

617

(76)

Why Beans?

617

(2)

The Bean-Writing Process

619

(2)

Using Beans to Build an Application

621

(8)

Packaging Beans in JAR Files

622

(1)

Composing Beans in a Builder Environment

623

(6)

Naming Patterns for Bean Properties and Events

629

(2)

Bean Property Types

631

(8)

Simple Properties

631

(1)

Indexed Properties

632

(1)

Bound Properties

632

(2)

Constrained Properties

634

(5)

BeanInfo Classes

639

(5)

Property Editors

644

(19)

Writing a Property Editor

650

(13)

Customizers

663

(8)

Writing a Customizer Class

665

(6)

JavaBeans Persistence

671

(22)

Using JavaBeans Persistence for Arbitrary Data

675

(6)

A Complete Example for JavaBeans Persistence

681

(12)

Security

693

(90)

Class Loaders

694

(7)

Writing Your Own Class Loader

696

(5)

Bytecode Verification

701

(5)

Security Managers and Permissions

706

(35)

Java 2 Platform Security

707

(3)

Security Policy Files

710

(5)

Custom Permissions

715

(2)

Implementation of a Permission Class

717

(5)

A Custom Security Manager

722

(6)

User Authentication

728

(5)

JAAS Login Modules

733

(8)

Digital Signatures

741

(25)

Message Digests

741

(6)

Message Signing

747

(7)

Message Authentication

754

(2)

The X.509 Certificate Format

756

(2)

Certificate Generation

758

(2)

Certificate Signing

760

(6)

Code Signing

766

(5)

JAR File Signing

766

(4)

Software Developer Certificates

770

(1)

Encryption

771

(12)

Symmetric Ciphers

772

(5)

Cipher Streams

777

(1)

Public Key Ciphers

778

(5)

Internationalization

783

(46)

Locales

784

(4)

Number Formats

788

(6)

Currencies

793

(1)

Date and Time

794

(7)

Collation

801

(6)

Message Formatting

807

(3)

Choice Formats

809

(1)

Text Files and Character Sets

810

(1)

Character Encoding of Source Files

811

(1)

Resource Bundles

811

(4)

Locating Resource Bundles

812

(1)

Property Files

813

(1)

Bundle Classes

813

(2)

A Complete Example

815

(14)

Native Methods

829

(50)

Calling a C Function from the Java Programming Language

831

(4)

Working with the printf Function

831

(4)

Numeric Parameters and Return Values

835

(2)

Using printf for Formatting Numbers

836

(1)

String Parameters

837

(5)

Calling sprint in a Native Method

840

(2)

Accessing Fields

842

(4)

Accessing Instance Fields

842

(4)

Accessing Static Fields

846

(1)

Encoding Signatures

846

(1)

Calling Java Methods

847

(6)

Non-Static Methods

847

(1)

Static Methods

848

(1)

Constructors

849

(1)

Alternative Method Invocations

849

(4)

Accessing Array Elements

853

(4)

Handling Errors

857

(4)

Using the Invocation API

861

(3)

A Complete Example: Accessing the Windows Registry

864

(15)

Overview of the Windows Registry

864

(2)

A Java Platform Interface for Accessing the Registry

866

(1)

Implementation of Registry Access Functions as Native Methods

866

(13)

XML

879

(64)

Introducing XML

880

(4)

The Structure of an XML Document

881

(3)

Parsing an XML Document

884

(10)

Validating XML Documents

894

(22)

Document Type Definitions

895

(6)

XML Schema

901

(2)

A Practical Example

903

(13)

Locating Information with XPath

916

(5)

Using Namespaces

921

(2)

Using the SAX Parser

923

(4)

Generating XML Documents

927

(7)

XSL Transformations

934

(9)

Annotations

943

(30)

Addition of Metadata to Programs

944

(1)

An Example: Annotating Event Handlers

945

(4)

Annotation Syntax

949

(4)

Standard Annotations

953

(3)

Regular Annotations

953

(1)

Meta-Annotations

953

(3)

The apt Tool for Source-Level Annotation Processing

956

(6)

Bytecode Engineering

962

(11)

Modifying Bytecodes at Load Time

970

(3)

Index

973

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