Java 1.2 and Javascript for C and C++ programmers / Michael C. Daconta ... [et al.].
Publication details: New York : Wiley, 1998.Description: xxiv, 822 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 computer laser optical disc (4 3/4 in.)ISBN:- 0471183598 (pbk. : alk. paper)
- 9780471183594
- 005.133 22 JAV
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Content
Chapter 1 Introduction to Java
Objectives
1.1 Instant recognition
1.2 Objective oriented
1.3 The Java class libraries
1.4 Development cycles
etc.
Chapter 2 Comparing Java to ANSI C
2.1 Program structure
2.2 Keywords and operators
2.3 Identifiers
2.4 Data types
etc.
Chapter 3 Comparing Java to C++
3.1 Objective-oriented programming
3.2 Classes
3.3 Inheritance
3.4 Exceptions
etc.
Chapter 4 Language features Not in C or C++
4.1 Packages
4.2 Interfaces
4.3 Using objects and interfaces dynamically
4.4 Multithreading
etc.
Chapter 5 Connecting to legacy code
5.1 Overview
5.2 Programming to the JNL
5.3 Summary
etc.
Chapter 6 The Java language classes and reflection
6.1 Introduction
6.2 The Java Lang package
6.3 The Java lang: reflect package
etc.
Chapter 7 Package Java util
7.1 Containers
7.2 Date/time
7.3 Resources
7.4 Miscellaneous
etc.
Chapter 8 Package Java.IO
8.1 Overview
8.2 Input streams
8.3 Output streams
8.4 Files.
etc.
Chapter 9 Package Java.net
9.1 Internet working
9.2 Networking
9.3 Exceptions
9.4 Summary
etc.
Chapter 10 The abstract windows toolkit
10.1 Understanding the implementation of the AWT
10.2 Major elements of the AWT
10.3 AWT Enhancements
10.4 Data transfer
etc.
Chapter 11 JavaBeans
11.1 The Java beans architecture
11.2 The Java beans package
11.3 URLDisplay bean example
etc.
Chapter 12 Package Java. Applet.
12.1 Overview
12.2 Programming applets
12.3 Using applets in client/server program
12.4 Summary
etc.
Chapter 13 Programming with CORBRA and Java
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Java programming with CORBA
13.3 Naming series
etc.
Chapter 14 Java2D
14.1 Introduction
14..2 The Java2D classes
14.3 Using the Java2D classes
etc
Chapter 15 Package Jav.math
15.1 Overview
15.summary
16 Remote method invocation (RMI)
16.1 Introduction
16.2 The RMI packages
16.3 Using the RMI tools
etc.
Chapter 17 Java and security
17.1 Introduction
17.2 Digital signatures
17.3 Java security package
17.4 Java cryptography engines (JCE)
etc
Chapter 18 Package Java.sql
18.1 Overview
18.2 JDBC basics
18.3 Database update and transactions
18.4 Meta data
etc.
Chapter 19 Internationalization and resources
19.1 Locales
19.2 Resources
19.3 Data formatting
19.4 Summary
etc.
Chapter 20 Package Javax.servlet
20.1 Servlet enviroment
20.2 Intoduction
20.3 Servlet tag
20.4 Servlet web site example
etc.
21 The Java media framework
21.1 Introduction
21.2 A trivial player
21.3 Time-based and player time
21.4 Summary
etc.
Chapter 22 Java, active x and com
22.1 Introduction
22.2 Using ActiveX objects in Java
22.3 summary
Chapter 23 The java foundation classes
23.1 A new approach to cross-platform GUIs
23.2 Lightweight components
23.3 User interface factory
etc.
Chapter 24 Comparing JavaScript to Java
24.1 Introduction
24.2 JavaScript names and Literals
24.3 JavaScript's keywords and operations
24.4 JFC components
etc.
Chapter 25 Interfacing Java and JavaScript
25.1 Calling Java from JavaScript
25.2 Accessing Java objects from JavaScript
25.3 JavaScript to Java example
25.4 Java-to-JavaScript example
etc
Includes index. : p. : 807- 822
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