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Tables of Contents for Advanced Java 1.1 Programming
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
xi
4
Introduction
xi
1
How to Use This Book
xii
1
CD-ROM
xiii
2
Acknowledgments
xv
Chapter 1 Introduction
1
10
Design Philosophy
2
3
Keep It Simple
3
1
Keep It Portable
3
1
Keep It Extensible
4
1
Use Packages
5
1
Use Interfaces
5
1
Practical Resources
5
6
A Debugging Class
6
3
Online Source
9
1
The ajp Packages
9
2
Chapter 2 Abstract Data Types
11
52
Introduction
12
1
Basic Containers
12
50
List Classes
14
17
Organizer Classes
31
23
Priority Queues
54
4
Performance Considerations
58
4
Summary
62
1
Chapter 3 Image Handling in Java
63
38
Introduction
64
1
The Java Image Production Model
64
12
Image Observer
65
3
The ImageFetcher Class
68
6
ImageProducer
74
1
ImageConsumer
75
1
Extending the Image Delivery Model
76
9
Image Rotation
83
2
Double Buffering
85
12
A Double-buffered Canvas
89
4
A Double-buffered Image Canvas
93
4
Image Filtering
97
1
Summary
97
4
Chapter 4 Extending the Abstract Windowing Toolkit
101
118
Introduction
102
1
AWT Peers
103
4
Peers and the Native Toolkit
104
2
The Graphics Class
106
1
AWT Events
107
11
The Inheritance Event Model
108
5
The Delegation Event Model
113
5
Extending the AWT
118
4
Lightweight Components
119
3
Inheriting from Container
122
28
LabeledTextField
123
7
ObjectList
130
20
Inheriting from Component
150
51
Dials
150
23
ImageButton
173
12
LEDPanel
185
16
Custom Component Summary
201
1
LayoutManager
201
15
The LayoutManager Model
202
3
Example: A SortedLayout Manager
205
11
Summary
216
3
Chapter 5 Interapplet Communication
219
34
Introduction
220
1
The AppletContext Class
221
11
Limitations
222
1
Simple Examples
223
9
Static Methods and Variables
232
3
Limitations
232
1
A Simple Example
233
2
Interapplet Communication with RMI
235
15
Limitations
237
2
A Multiuser Chat Service
239
11
Summary
250
3
Chapter 6 Multithreaded Programming
253
46
Introduction
254
1
The Java Multithreaded Programming Model: A Review
254
10
Creating Threads
256
1
Thread States
257
2
Thread Priorities and yield()
259
2
Locks and Thread States
261
3
Implementing Locking Schemes
264
34
Reader/Writer Locks
264
12
Semaphores
276
7
Barriers
283
15
Summary
298
1
Chapter 7 Files and File I/O
299
52
Introduction
300
1
The File Class
301
39
Extending the File Class: DirectoryEntry
302
8
Constructing a File Dialog
310
22
Extending the FileDialogPanel
332
1
Using FileDialogPanels in Applets
333
7
The Java I/O Model
340
8
An I/O Model
341
7
Conclusion
348
3
Chapter 8 Network Programming
351
38
Introduction
352
1
Sockets
353
2
Types of Sockets
354
1
TCP Sockets
355
5
UDP Sockets
360
7
Multithreaded Communication
367
12
The ThreadedSocket Class
368
1
The ThreadedServer Class
368
5
Example: A Simple Multithreaded Server
373
1
Example: Encrypted Socket Communication
374
5
Passing Object State between Client and Server
379
8
Summary
387
2
Chapter 9 Interaction with Browsers
389
46
Introduction
390
1
An Overview of Browser Interaction
390
4
AppletStubs
390
1
AppletContext
391
3
Adapting Applet Behavior to the Browser Environment
394
19
A Message Applet
394
7
An AWT HypertextLink Widget
401
6
URL ImageButtons
407
6
Interaction with CGI Programs
413
3
Accessing GET Programs
415
1
Interacting with POST Programs
416
1
Handling New Protocols
416
16
Protocol Handling in the JDK
420
1
An Alternate Protocol-Handling Scheme
421
11
Summary
432
3
Chapter 10 Security Managers
435
22
Introduction
436
1
The SecurityManager Class
436
4
SecurityManager Class Overview
438
2
Implementing Access-Control Lists through a SecurityManager
440
16
Implementation
442
8
Using Access-Control Lists
450
6
Summary
456
1
Appendix A Sources for the LED Class
457
1
LEDPanel Supporting Code
457
14
Index
471