Java for practitioners: an introduction and reference to Java and object orientation
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Java for
Practitioners
An Introduction and Reference to
Java and Object Orientation
Springer
Contents
Preface xix
Part 1 Java and Object Orientation
1 Introduction to Object Orientation 3
1 1 Introduction 3
1 2 Programming Paradigms 3
1 3 Revolution Versus Evolution 4
1 4 Why Learn a New Programming Paradigm? 5
1 5 Pedigree of Object-Oriented Languages 11
1 6 Fundamentals of Object Orientation 13
1 7 The Basic Principles of Object Orientation 13
1 8 Encapsulation 15
1 9 Inheritance 16
1 10 Abstraction 18
1 11 Polymorphism 19
1 12 Summary 20
1 13 Further Reading 21
2 Elements of Object Orientation 23
2 1 Introduction 23
2 2 Terminology 23
2 3 Types of Hierarchy 25
2 4 The Move to Object Technology 27
2 5 Summary 27
2 6 Exercises 28
2 7 Further Reading 28
3 Why Object Orientation? 29
3 1 Introduction 29
3 2 The Procedural Approach 29
3 3 Does Object Orientation Do Better? 31
3 4 Summary 33
4 Constructing an Object-Oriented System 35
4 1 Introduction 35
4 2 The Application: Windscreen Wipe Simulation 35
viii Contents
4 3 Where Do We Start? 36
4 4 Identifying the Objects 37
4 5 Identifying the Services or Methods 38
4 6 Refining the Objects 39
4 7 Bringing It All Together 39
4 8 Where Is the Structure? 42
4 9 Summary 45
4 10 Exercise 45
4 11 Further Reading 45
5 A Brief History of Time, the Universe and Java 47
5 1 Introduction 47
5 2 What Is Java? 47
5 3 Objects in Java 48
5 4 History 48
5 5 Commercial Versions of Java 49
5 6 The Java Environment 50
5 7 Further Reading 53
6 Java 2 Platform: Java s Third Age? 55
6 1 The Three Ages of Java 55
6 2 So What s in the Java 2 Platform? 57
6 3 Analysis of the Java 2 Platform 60
6 4 Conclusions 62
6 5 Online References 62
7 Basic Java 63
7 1 Introduction 63
7 2 Setting Up the Development Environment 64
7 3 Compiling and Executing Java 65
7 4 Using the Java Debugger 66
7 5 Using the Java Documentation Tool 69
7 6 Summary 70
7 7 Further Reading 70
8 Java Building Blocks 71
8 1 Introduction 71
8 2 The Basics of the Language 71
8 3 Classes 73
8 4 Method Definitions 80
8 5 Interface Definitions 83
9 Java Constructs 85
9 1 Introduction 85
9 2 Numbers and Numeric Operators 85
9 3 Characters and Strings 87
9 4 Assignments 88
Contents ix
9 5 Variables 89
9 6 Messages and Message Selectors 91
9 7 Exercise: Hello World 92
9 8 Summary 93
10 Control and Iteration 95
10 1 Introduction 95
10 2 Control Structures 95
10 3 Iteration 99
10 4 Recursion 101
10 5 Exercise: Factorial 102
10 6 Summary 103
11 The Person Class 105
11 1 Introduction 105
11 2 Defining a Class 105
11 3 Defining a Method 106
11 4 Creating an Instance 108
11 5 Exercise: Pe r son 110
12 Classes, Inheritance and Abstraction 113
12 1 Introduction 113
12 2 Classes Revisited 113
12 3 Inheritance in Classes 116
12 4 Abstract Classes 119
12 5 Constructors and Their Use 121
12 6 The main Method 122
13 Encapsulation and Polymorphism 123
13 1 Introduction 123
13 2 Encapsulation 123
13 3 Packages 124
13 4 Polymorphism 127
13 5 Exercise: Managers and Employees 129
14 Data Structures 131
14 1 Introduction 131
14 2 Data Structure Classes 131
14 3 The Abstract Class Dictionary 132
14 4 The Hashtable Class 132
14 5 The Vector Class 134
14 6 The Stack Class 136
14 7 A Queue Class 137
14 8 Enumeration 137
14 9 Arrays 138
14 10 Memory Management 143
14 11 Exercise: Vectors 145
X Contents
14 12 Summary 146
14 13 Further Reading 146
15 The Collection API 147
15 1 Introduction 147
15 2 What Is in the Collections API? 147
15 3 Collection Interfaces 148
15 4 Abstract Implementations 154
15 5 Concrete Implementations 157
15 6 The Collections class 162
15 7 Iteration Over Collections 163
15 8 Array Sorting and Searching 164
15 9 Choosing a Collection Class 165
15 10 Summary 165
16 An Object-Oriented Organizer 167
16 1 Introduction 167
16 2 The Organizer Class 167
16 3 The Class Definition 168
16 4 The Updating Protocol 168
16 5 The Accessing Protocol 169
16 6 The Main Method 170
16 7 Exercise: the Financial Manager Project 171
Part 2 Java Developers Handbook
17 Graphic Programming Using the Abstract Window Toolkit 175
17 1 Introduction 175
17 2 Windows as Objects 175
17 3 Windows in Java 176
17 4 The Abstract Window Toolkit 177
17 5 The Component Class 178
17 6 The Container Class 181
17 7 The Pane l Class 182
17 8 The Frame Class 182
17 9 The Graphics Class 184
17 10 A Worked Graphical Application 186
17 11 Exercise: Graphical Hello World 189
17 12 Advanced Exercise: Graphing 189
17 13 Further Reading 190
18 User Interface Programming 191
18 1 Introduction 191
18 2 The Event Delegation Model 191
18 3 GUI Component Classes 195
18 4 Additional AWT Classes 201
Contents xi
18 5 Exercise: Text Editor 201
19 Managing Component Layout 203
19 1 Introduction 203
19 2 The FlowLayout Manager 203
19 3 The Borde rLayou t Manager 204
19 4 The Gr idLayou t Manager 206
19 5 The GridBagLayout Manager 206
19 6 The CardLayout Manager 208
19 7 A Simple GUI Example 209
19 8 Exercise: GUIs in Java 212
20 Putting the Swing into Java 213
20 1 Introduction 213
20 2 Swing, the JFC and the JDK 213
20 3 What is the MVC? 214
20 4 Swinging the MVC into Action 215
20 5 Transitioning to Swing 216
20 6 A Swinging Gallery 220
20 7 Things to Remember 226
20 8 References 227
20 9 Online References 227
21 Swing Data Model Case Study 229
21 1 Introduction 229
21 2 The JTree Swing Component 229
21 3 The JTree Package 233
21 4 Building the Data Model 236
21 5 Building the GUI Application 238
21 6 Online Resources 244
22 Observers and Observables 245
22 1 Introduction 245
22 2 The Dependency Mechanism 245
22 3 The Obse rve r Interface 250
22 4 Extending the Dependency Example 250
22 5 Exercise: Dependency and the Financial Manager 253
22 6 Summary 253
23 A GUI Case Study 255
23 1 Introduction 255
23 2 The Class Structure 258
23 3 The Instance Structure 266
23 4 Exercise: a GUI for the Financial Manager 266
23 5 Summary 267
23 6 Further Reading 267
xii Contents
24 Combining Graphics and GUI Components 269
24 1 Introduction 269
24 2 The SwingDraw Application 269
24 3 The Structure of the Application 269
24 4 The Interactions Between Objects 273
24 5 The Classes 277
24 6 Exercises 298
24 7 Summary 298
24 8 Reference 298
25 Applets and the Internet 299
25 1 Introduction 299
25 2 Applet Security 300
25 3 The Applet Class 301
25 4 Working with Applets 302
25 5 The Account Applet 303
25 6 A Brief Introduction to HTML 305
25 7 The APPLET HTML Tag 305
25 8 Accessing HTML Files 307
25 9 Network Programming 308
25 10 Summary 310
25 11 Further Reading 310
25 12 Exercise: Tic-Tac-Toe Applet 310
26 Concurrency 313
26 1 Introduction 313
26 2 Concurrent Processes 313
26 3 Threads 314
26 4 The Thread Class 316
26 5 A Time-Slicing Example 318
26 6 Thread Interaction 322
27 Exception Handling 325
27 1 Introduction 325
27 2 What Is an Exception? 325
27 3 What Is Exception Handling? 326
27 4 Throwing an Exception 327
27 5 Catching an Exception 328
27 6 Defining an Exception 331
27 7 Exercise: Custom Exceptions 332
28 Streams and Files 335
28 1 Introduction 335
28 2 Streams 335
28 3 Files 341
28 4 Accessing a File 344
28 5 Creating a File 345
Contents xiii
28 6 Input from the Console 347
28 7 Exercise: 10 for the Text Editor 348
28 8 Summary 349
29 Serialization 351
29 1 Introduction 351
29 2 The Ob jec tOu tpu tS t r eam Class 352
29 3 The Ob jectlnputStream class 353
29 4 The Serializable Interface 353
29 5 A Simple Serialization Application 355
29 6 Exercise: Using Files with the Financial Manager 358
29 7 Summary 360
30 Sockets in Java 361
30 1 Introduction 361
30 2 Socket to Socket Communication 361
30 3 Setting up a Connection 361
30 4 An Example Client-Server Application 362
30 5 Further Reading 367
31 Java and Remote Method Invocation 369
31 1 Introduction 369
31 2 Remote Method Invocation 369
31 3 TheRMIClient 375
31 4 Converting to an Applet 376
31 5 Performance 378
31 6 Exercise: RMI Hello World 383
32 Servlets: Serving Java up on the Web 385
32 1 Introduction 385
32 2 How Servlets Work 385
32 3 The Structure of the Servlet API 387
32 4 An Example Servlet 388
32 5 Why Use Servlets? 392
32 6 Summary 393
32 7 Further Reading 393
33 Java Database Connectivity 395
33 1 Introduction 395
33 2 WhatlsJDBC? 395
33 3 What the Driver Provides 397
33 4 Registering Drivers 397
33 5 Opening a Connection 398
33 6 Obtaining Data from a Database 400
33 7 Creating a Table 402
33 8 Applets and Databases 403
33 9 Online References 404
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33 10 References 404
33 11 Mini SQL 404
34 JavaBeans Software Components 407
34 1 Introduction 407
34 2 JavaBeans 407
34 3 Defining JavaBeans 410
34 4 Summary 415
34 5 References 415
35 Java Native Interface 417
35 1 Introduction 417
35 2 Properties of the Java Native Interface 417
35 3 The Basics of the JNI 418
35 4 Parameter Passing 420
35 5 Exercise: Native Hello World 424
36 Byte Code Protection 427
36 1 Introduction 427
37 Java, IDL and Object Request Brokers 431
37 1 Introduction 431
37 2 CORBA 431
37 3 Java IDL 432
37 4 Online References 441
38 Inner Classes and Reflection 443
38 1 Introduction 443
38 2 What Are Inner Classes? 443
38 3 Types of Inner Class 446
38 4 How and When Should I Use Inner Classes? 447
38 5 The Reflection API 450
Part 3 Java Art and Style
39 Java Style Guidelines 459
39 1 Introduction 459
39 2 Code Layout 459
39 3 Variables 459
39 4 Classes 462
39 5 Interfaces 464
39 6 Enumerated Types 465
39 7 Methods 465
39 8 Scoping 468
39 9 Statement Labels 469
39 10 Reference 470
Contents xv
40 Common Java Bugs and Programmer Errors 471
40 1 Introduction 471
40 2 Programmer errors 471
40 3 Language Weaknesses 476
40 4 References 483
41 Reliable Java Systems 485
41 1 Introduction 485
41 2 Impact 488
41 3 Minimization Strategies 490
41 4 Consequences for Java Software Development 492
41 5 Further Reading and References 493
42 Performance Optimization 495
42 1 Introduction 495
42 2 Further Reading 498
43 Java Self-Test Examination 499
43 1 Introduction 499
43 2 Java Multiple Choice Exam 500
43 3 Answers to Java Certification Mock Exam 521
43 4 Further Reading 521
Part 4 Object-Oriented Design
44 Object-Oriented Analysis and Design 525
44 1 Introduction 525
44 2 Object-Oriented Design Methods 525
44 3 Object-Oriented Analysis 525
44 4 The Booch Method 526
44 5 The Object Modeling Technique 527
44 6 The Objectory Method 529
44 7 The Fusion Method 531
44 8 The Unified Modeling Language 532
44 9 Summary 532
44 10 References 532
45 OMTandUML 535
45 1 Introduction 535
45 2 Objectory: Use Case Analysis 535
45 3 The OMT Methodology 535
45 4 The UML Notation 536
45 5 Combining the Three Approaches 538
46 Use Case Analysis 541
46 1 Introduction 541
xvi Contents
46 2 Use Case Diagrams 541
46 3 Actors 542
46 4 Use Cases 543
46 5 Use Case Models 544
46 6 Interface Descriptions 544
46 7 Online ATM Use Case Analysis 545
47 The Analysis Phase: Object Modelling 551
47 1 Introduction 551
47 2 The Object Model 551
47 3 Identifying Classes 552
47 4 Preparing a Data Dictionary • 556
47 5 Identifying Associations 557
47 6 Identifying Attributes 563
47 7 Identifying Inheritance 566
47 8 Composites 569
47 9 Testing Access Paths 570
47 10 Iterating and Refining the Model 570
47 11 Grouping Classes into Packages 571
47 12 Reference 572
48 The Analysis Phase: Dynamic Modelling 573
48 1 Introduction 573
48 2 Identifying Scenarios 573
48 3 Identification of Events 573
48 4 Preparation of Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams 574
48 5 Constructing Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams 577
48 6 State Machine Diagrams 579
48 7 References 585
49 Functional Modelling and Operations 587
49 1 Introduction 587
49 2 Pseudocode with the Object Navigation Notation 589
49 3 The Online ATM System Functional Model 592
49 4 Adding Operations 593
49 5 Identifying Operations for the Online ATM System 595
50 The Design and Implementation Phases 599
50 1 Introduction 599
50 2 Design Phase 599
50 3 Implementation Phase 613
50 4 Summary 613
Part 5 The Future
51 The Future for Java 617
51 1 Introduction 617
Contents xvii
51 2 The Java Language 617
51 3 The Web and Objects 620
51 4 Object-Oriented Databases and the Web 621
51 5 JavaStation, JavaOS and Hotjava Views 621
51 6 Java as a Training Language 624
51 7 Object Technology: the Next Five Years 625
51 9 References 626
Appendices
A Java 11* Core API Packages 629
B The javalang Package 631
C The javautil Package 635
D The javaio Package 639
E The javaawt Package 645
F The java awt event Package 651
G The java awt image Package 653
H Java Keywords 655
I Java 2 Core API Packages 657
Index 659
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