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Java cookbook: [solutions and examples for Java developers]

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1. Verfasser:	Darwin, Ian F. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Beijing [u.a.] O'Reilly 2001
Ausgabe:	1. ed.
Schlagworte:	JDK Java <Programmiersprache> - API Java <Programmiersprache> - Applet Java (Computer program language) API Applet Java 1.5 Java 2 Standard Edition 1.4 Java 2 Standard Edition 5.0 Java > Programmiersprache JDK 5.0
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Beschreibung:	XXIX, 850 S. Ill. : 24 cm
ISBN:	0596001703

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adam_text	Titel: Java cookbook Autor: Darwin, Ian F Jahr: 2001 Table of Contents Preface...........................................................................................................................xvii 1. Getting Started: Compiling, Running, and Debugging...................7 Compiling and Running Java: JDK....................................................................7 Editing and Compiling with a Color-Highlighting Editor...............................7 Compiling, Running, and Testing with an IDE................................................8 Using Classes from This Book..........................................................................73 Automating Compilation with jr......................................................................74 Automating Compilation with make ...............................................................75 Automating Compilation with Ant ..................................................................76 Running Applets................................................................................................79 Dealing with Deprecation Warnings................................................................27 Conditional Debugging without #ifdef...........................................................23 Debugging Printouts.........................................................................................24 Using a Debugger..............................................................................................25 Unit Testing: Avoid the Need for Debuggers.................................................28 Decompiling Java Class Files.............................................................................30 Preventing Others from Decompiling Your Java Files ...................................32 Getting Readable Tracebacks...........................................................................33 Finding More Java Source Code ......................................................................35 Program: Debug ?..................................................................?---------?............37 2. Interacting with the Environment ........................................................38 Getting Environment Variables........................................................................38 System Properties ..............................................................................................40 Writing JDK Release-Dependent Code...........................................................42 Writing Operating System-Dependent Code.................................................43 Using CLASSPATH Effectively.........................................................................45 Using Extensions or Other Packaged APIs .....................................................48 Parsing Command-Line Arguments ................................................................49 3. Strings and Things ......................................................................................53 Taking Strings Apart with Substrings ..............................................................55 Taking Strings Apart with StringTokenizer ....................................................56 Putting Strings Together with + and StringBuffer .........................................59 Processing a String One Character at a Time.................................................60 Aligning Strings .................................................................................................62 Converting Between Unicode Characters and Strings...................................64 Reversing a String by Word or Character........................................................66 Expanding and Compressing Tabs..................................................................67 Controlling Case................................................................................................77 Indenting Text Documents ..............................................................................72 Entering Non-Printable Characters .................................................................74 Trimming Blanks from the End of a String....................................................75 Parsing Comma-Separated Data.......................................................................76 Program: A Simple Text Formatter .................................................................87 Program: Soundex Name Comparisons..........................................................83 4. Pattern Matching with Regular Expressions.....................................87 Regular Expression Syntax ...............................................................................89 How REs Work in Practice................................................................................97 Using Regular Expressions in Java...................................................................93 Testing REs Interactively...................................................................................95 Finding the Matching Text...............................................................................96 Replacing the Matching Text...........................................................................97 Printing All Occurrences of a Pattern...........................,.................................98 Printing Lines Containing a Pattern......................,____......i,.,..*_______,....100 Controlling Case in match() and subst() ....................................................702 Precompiling the RE .......................................................................................702 Matching Newlines in Text.............................................................................703 Program: Data Mining ....................................................................................705 Program: Full Grep .........................................................................................707 5. Numbers.........................................................................................................772 Checking Whether a String Is a Valid Number............................................774 Storing a Larger Number in a Smaller..........................................................776 Taking a Fraction of an Integer Without Using Floating Point..................777 Ensuring the Accuracy of Floating-Point Numbers......................................778 Comparing Floating-Point Numbers .............................................................720 Rounding Floating-Point Numbers................................................................727 Formatting Numbers.......................................................................................722 Converting Between Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal ................725 Operating on a Series of Integers..................................................................726 Working with Roman Numerals.....................................................................727 Formatting with Correct Plurals.....................................................................737 Generating Random Numbers.......................................................................733 Generating Better Random Numbers ...........................................................734 Calculating Trigonometric Functions ...........................................................735 Taking Logarithms ..........................................................................................735 Multiplying Matrixes .......................................................................................736 Using Complex Numbers ...............................................................................738 Handling Very Large Numbers......................................................................740 Program: TempConverter ..............................................................................742 Program: Number Palindromes.....................................................................746 6. Dates and Times.........................................................................................749 Finding Today s Date ......................................................................................150 Printing Date/Time in a Specified Format...................................................752 Representing Dates in Other Epochs............................................................754 Converting YMDHMS to a Calendar or Epoch Seconds .............................754 Parsing Strings into Dates ?............................................------------...............755 Converting Epoch Seconds to DMYHMS..........?...--------...........?...............157 Adding to or Subtracting from a Date or Calendar.....................................758 Difference Between Two Dates ......................................................................759 Comparing Dates.............................................................................................760 Day of Week/Month/Year or Week Number...............................................762 Calendar Page..................................................................................................763 High-Resolution Timers..................................................................................766 Sleeping for a While........................................................................................768 Program: Reminder Service ...........................................................................768 7. Structuring Data with Java...................................................................7 77 Data Structuring Using Arrays........................................................................772 Resizing an Array.............................................................................................7 74 Like an Array, but More Dynamic..................................................................775 Data-Independent Access with Iterators........................................................7 77 Structuring Data in a Linked List ..................................................................7 78 Mapping with Hashtable and HashMap........................................................787 Storing Strings in Properties and Preferences..............................................782 Sorting a Collection ........................................................................................785 Sorting in Java 1.1 ............................................................................................789 Avoiding the Urge to Sort...............................................................................790 Sets....................................................................................................................792 Finding an Object in a Collection .................................................................792 Converting a Collection to an Array..............................................................795 Rolling Your Own Iterator..............................................................................796 Stack..................................................................................................................198 Multidimensional Structures..........................................................................199 Finally, Collections..........................................................................................207 Program: Timing Comparisons......................................................................202 8. Object-Oriented Techniques...................................................................205 Printing Objects: Formatting with toString() ..............................................207 Overriding the Equals Method ......................................................................208 Overriding the Hashcode Method.................................................................277 The Clone Method______________._______________....._____?,.............272 The Finalize Method ......____........___,.__............__...__,.^.^..^..._____225 Using Inner Classes.........................................................................................276 Providing Callbacks via Interfaces .................................................................277 Polymorphism/Abstract Methods..................................................................227 Passing Values..................................................................................................222 Roll Your Own Exceptions..............................................................................225 Program: Plotter..............................................................................................226 9. Input and Output ......................................................................................230 Reading Standard Input .................................................................................234 Writing Standard Output................................................................................237 Opening a File by Name.................................................................................238 Copying a File ..................................................................................................239 Reading a File into a String............................................................................242 Reassigning the Standard Streams.................................................................243 Duplicating a Stream as It Is Written.............................................................244 Reading/Writing a Different Character Set .................................................247 Those Pesky End-of-Line Characters .............................................................248 Beware Platform-Dependent File Code.........................................................248 Reading Continued Lines............................................................................250 Scanning a File.................................................................................................255 Binary Data.......................................................................................................259 Seeking .............................................................................................................260 Writing Data Streams from C .........................................................................267 Saving and Restoring Serialized Objects.......................................................263 Preventing ClassCastExceptions with SerialVersionUID .............................265 Reading and Writing JAR or Zip Archives ....................................................267 Reading and Writing Compressed Files........................................................270 Program: Text to PostScript...........................................................................272 Program: TarList (File Converter).................................................................275 10. Directory and Filesystem Operations.................................................288 Getting File Information.................................................................................288 CreatingaFile..................................................................................................292 Renaming a File..............--------------------------------------------------------------293 Deleting a File----------------------------------------------------------..--------------293 Creating a Transient File ................................................................................295 Changing File Attributes.................................................................................296 Listing a Directory...........................................................................................298 Getting the Directory Roots............................................................................300 Making New Directories .................................................................................307 Program: Find..................................................................................................302 11. Programming Serial and Parallel Ports............................................306 Choosing a Port...............................................................................................308 Opening a Serial Port .....................................................................................372 Opening a Parallel Port ..................................................................................376 Resolving Port Conflicts..................................................................................320 Reading and Writing: Lock Step....................................................................323 Reading and Writing: Event-Driven...............................................................326 Reading and Writing: Threads.......................................................................337 Program: Penman Plotter...............................................................................333 12. Graphics and Sound.................................................................................338 Painting with a Graphics Object ....................................................................339 Testing Graphical Components.....................................................................340 Drawing Text ...................................................................................................347 Drawing Centered Text in a Component .....................................................347 Drawing a Drop Shadow.................................................................................343 Drawing an Image ...........................................................................................346 Playing a Sound File........................................................................................350 Displaying a Moving Image with Video .........................................................352 Drawing Text with 2D .....................................................................................355 Printing: JDK 1.1..............................................................................................358 Printing: Java 2.................................................................................................360 Program: PlotterAWT .....................................................................................363 Program: Grapher...........................................................................................365 13. Graphical User Interfaces......................................................................370 Displaying GUI Components .........................................................................371 Designing a Window Layout...........................................................................373 A Tabbed View of Life.....................................................................................375 Action Handling: Making Buttons Work.......................................................377 Action Handling Using Anonymous Inner Classes ......................................379 Terminating a Program with Window Close ..............................................387 Dialogs: When Later Just Won t Do...............................................................386 Getting Program Output into a Window.......................................................388 Choosing a File with JFileChooser.................................................................397 Choosing a Color.............................................................................................394 Centering a Main Window..............................................................................397 Changing a Swing Program s Look and Feel................................................398 Program: Custom Font Chooser ....................................................................403 Program: Custom Layout Manager................................................................408 14. Internationalization and Localization..............................................475 Creating a Button with I18N Resources ........................................................475 Listing Available Locales.................................................................................477 Creating a Menu with I18N Resources..........................................................478 Writing Internationalization Convenience Routines...................................479 Creating a Dialog with I18N Resources.........................................................427 Creating a Resource Bundle...........................................................................423 JILTing Your Code ..........................................................................................424 Using a Particular Locale................................................................................424 Setting the Default Locale..............................................................................426 Formatting Messages .......................................................................................427 Program: Menulntl..........................................................................................429 Program: BusCard ...........................................................................................431 15. Network Clients..........................................................................................436 Contacting a Server.........................................................................................438 Finding and Reporting Network Addresses..................................................440 Handling Network Errors...............................................................................447 Reading and Writing Textual Data................................................................442 Reading and Writing Binary Data..................................................................445 Reading and Writing Serialized Data ............................................................447 UDP Datagrams...............................................................................................449 Program: TFTP UDP Client...........................................................................457 Program: Telnet Client...................................................................................456 Program: Chat Client......................................................................................458 16. Server-Side Java: Sockets.......................................................................464 Opening a Server for Business .......................................................................464 Returning a Response (String or Binary) .....................................................467 Returning Object Information.......................................................................471 Handling Multiple Clients..............................................................................472 Network Logging.............................................................................................478 Program: AJava Chat Server ..........................................................................482 17. Network Clients II: Applets and Web Clients..................................488 Embedding Java in a Web Page......................................................................488 Applet Techniques ..........................................................................................490 Contacting a Server on the Applet Host .......................................................493 Making an Applet Show a Document............................................................495 Making an Applet Run a CGI Script..............................................................497 Reading the Contents of a URL.....................................................................499 Extracting HTML from a URL.......................................................................500 Extracting URLs from a File...........................................................................502 Converting a Filename to a URL ...................................................................504 Program: Mklndex ..........................................................................................505 Program: LinkChecker ...................................................................................509 18. Web Server Java: Servlets and JSP .....................................................517 First Servlet: Generating an HTML Page......................................................................................................518 Servlets: Processing Form Parameters ...........................................................522 Cookies.............................................................................................................525 Session Tracking..............................................................................................528 Generating PDF from a Servlet......................................................................535 HTML Meets Java: JSP ....................................................................................547 JSP Include/Forward ......................................................................................546 JavaServer Pages Using a Servlet....................................................................547 Simplifying Your JSP with aJavaBean............................................................548 JSP Syntax Summary........................................................................................552 Program: CookieCutter...................................................................................553 Program: JabaDot Web News Portal ..............................................................554 19. Java and Electronic Mail........................................................................564 Sending Email: Browser Version....................................................................565 Sending Email: For Real .................................................................................569 Mail-Enabling a Server Program ....................................................................572 Sending MIME Mail ........................................................................................578 Providing Mail Settings ...................................................................................581 Sending Mail Without Using JavaMail...........................................................582 Reading Email..................................................................................................587 Program: MailReaderBean .............................................................................592 Program: MailClient........................................................................................596 20. Database Access..........................................................................................608 Text-File Databases..........................................................................................609 DBM Databases................................................................................................615 JDBC Setup and Connection..........................................................................618 Connecting to aJDBC Database ....................................................................620 Sending a JDBC Query and Getting Results .................................................623 Using JDBC Parameterized Statements.........................................................626 Using Stored Procedures with JDBC .............................................................631 Changing Data Using a ResultSet..................................................................631 Changing Data Using SQL .............................................................................632 Finding JDBC Metadata..................................................................................635 Program: JDAdmin..........................................................................................641 21. XML.................................................................................................................649 Transforming XML with XSLT......................................................................651 Parsing XML with SAX...................................................................................655 Parsing XML with DOM .................................................................................657 Verifying Structure with a DTD.............................................................?.......659 Generating Your Own XML with DOM ........................................................660 Program: xml2mif............................?-----.------------------.--------.................662 22. Distributed Java: RMI.............................................................................665 Defining the RMI Contract.............................................................................667 RMI Client........................................................................................................669 RMI Server .......................................................................................................670 Deploying RMI Across a Network ..................................................................672 Program: RMI Callbacks .................................................................................673 Program: RMIWatch .......................................................................................678 23. Packages and Packaging.........................................................................685 Creating a Package..........................................................................................686 Documenting Classes with Javadoc................................................................687 Archiving with jar ............................................................................................697 Running an Applet from a JAR......................................................................692 Running an Applet with a JDK.......................................................................692 Running a Program from a JAR.....................................................................695 Preparing a Class as aJavaBean......................................................................697 Pickling Your Bean into a JAR........................................................................701 Packaging a Servlet into a WAR File..............................................................702 Write Once, Install Anywhere .....................................................................703 Java Web Start..................................................................................................703 Signing Your JAR File......................................................................................709 24. Threaded Java ............................................................................................712 Running Code in a Different Thread............................................................713 Displaying a Moving Image with Animation.................................................718 Stopping a Thread...........................................................................................721 Rendezvous and Timeouts..............................................................................723 Thread Communication: Synchronized Code..............................................725 Thread Communication: wait() and notifyAll()..........................................731 Background Saving in an Editor...................................................................737 Threaded Network Server...............................................................................738 25. Introspection, or A Class Named Class ..........................................748 Getting a Class Descriptor..............................................................................749 Finding and Using Methods and Fields ....____________.............____....... 750 Loading and Instantiating a Class Dynamically............................................754 Constructing a Class from Scratch.................................................................757 Performance Timing.......................................................................................758 Printing Class Information .............................................................................761 Program: CrossRef...........................................................................................763 Program: AppletViewer...................................................................................769 26. Using Java with Other Languages......................................................777 Running a Program.........................................................................................777 Running a Program and Capturing Its Output............................................781 Mixing Java and Scripts with BSF...................................................................784 Blending in Native Code (C/C++) ................................................................789 Callingjava from Native Code .......................................................................795 Program: DBM.................................................................................................796 Afterword......................................................................................................................801 Index .............................................................................................................................803
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title_auth	Java cookbook [solutions and examples for Java developers]
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title_full	Java cookbook [solutions and examples for Java developers] Ian F. Darwin. [Ed.: Mike Loukides]
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