Java APIs, extensions and libraries : with JavaFX, JDBC, jmod, jlink, Networking and the Process API

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• About the Author = xvii
• About the Technical Reviewer = xix
• Acknowledgments = xxi
• Introduction = xxiii
• Chapter 1 Introduction to Swing = 1
• What Is Swing? = 2
• The Simplest Swing Program = 3
• Components of a JFrame = 7
• Adding Components to a JFrame = 9
• Some Utility Classes = 13
• The Point Class = 13
• The Dimension Class = 13
• The Insets Class = 14
• The Rectangle Class = 14
• Layout Managers = 15
• FlowLayout = 16
• BorderLayout = 21
• CardLayout = 24
• BoxLayout = 26
• GridLayout = 31
• GridBagLayout = 33
• SpringLayout = 51
• GroupLayout = 59
• The null Layout Manager = 68
• Creating a Reusable JFrame = 70
• Event Handling = 72
• Handling Mouse Events = 79
• Summary = 82
• Chapter 2 Swing Components = 85
• What Is a Swing Component? = 85
• JButton = 90
• JPanel = 95
• JLabel = 96
• Text Components = 97
• JTextComponent = 100
• JTextField = 102
• JPasswordField = 107
• JFormattedTextField = 108
• JTextArea = 111
• JEditorPane = 114
• JTextPane = 119
• Validating Text Input = 127
• Making Choices = 128
• JSpinner = 137
• JScrollBar = 139
• JScrollPane = 140
• JProgressBar = 142
• JSIider = 143
• JSeparator = 145
• Menus = 145
• JToolBar = 153
• JToolBar Meets the Action Interface = 156
• JTable = 157
• JTree = 163
• JTabbedPane and JSplitPane = 169
• Custom Dialogs = 171
• Standard Dialogs = 174
• File and Color Choosers = 181
• JFileChooser = 181
• JColorChooser = 185
• JWindow = 186
• Working with Colors = 186
• Working with Borders = 187
• Working with Fonts = 190
• Validating Components = 192
• Painting Components and Drawing Shapes = 193
• Immediate Painting = 198
• Double Buffering = 198
• JFrame Revisited = 200
• Summary = 202
• Chapter 3 Advanced Swing = 205
• Using HTML in Swing Components = 206
• Threading Model in Swing = 207
• Pluggable Look and Feel = 215
• Drag and Drop = 221
• Multiple Document Interface Application = 229
• The Toolkit Class = 232
• Decorating Components Using JLayer = 234
• Translucent Windows = 241
• Shaped Window = 247
• Summary = 250
• Chapter 4 Network Programming = 253
• What Is Network Programming? = 253
• Network Protocol Suite = 255
• IP Addressing Scheme = 258
• IPv4 Addressing Scheme = 258
• IPv6 Addressing Scheme = 261
• Special IP Addresses = 262
• Loopback IP Address = 262
• Unicast IP Address = 263
• Multicast IP Address = 264
• Anycast IP Address = 264
• Broadcast IP Address = 264
• Unspecified IP Address = 265
• Port Numbers = 265
• Socket API and Client-Server Paradigm = 266
• The Socket Primitive = 268
• The Bind Primitive = 268
• The Listen Primitive = 269
• The Accept Primitive = 269
• The Connect Primitive = 269
• The Send/Sendto Primitive = 270
• The Receive/ReceiveFrom Primitive = 270
• The Close Primitive = 270
• Representing a Machine Address = 270
• Representing a Socket Address = 273
• Creating a TCP Server Socket = 274
• Creating a TCP Client Socket = 278
• Putting a TCP Server and Clients Together = 280
• Working with UDP Sockets = 281
• Creating a UDP Echo Server = 284
• A Connected UDP Socket = 288
• UDP Multicast Sockets = 289
• URI, URL, and URN = 292
• URI and URL as Java Objects = 295
• Accessing the Contents of a URL = 299
• Non-Blocking Socket Programming = 306
• Socket Security Permissions = 318
• Asynchronous Socket Channels = 319
• Setting Up an Asynchronous Server Socket Channel = 320
• Setting Up an Asynchronous Client Socket Channel = 327
• Putting the Server and the Client Together = 330
• Datagram-Oriented Socket Channels = 332
• Creating the Datagram Channel = 332
• Setting the Channel Options = 332
• Sending Datagrams = 334
• Multicasting Using Datagram Channels = 337
• Creating the Datagram Channel = 337
• Setting the Channel Options = 337
• Binding the Channel = 337
• Setting the Multicast Network Interface = 338
• Joining the Multicast Group = 339
• Receiving a Message = 340
• Closing the Channel = 340
• Further Reading = 343
• Summary = 343
• Chapter 5 JDBC API = 347
• What Is the JDBC API? = 348
• System Requirements = 348
• Types of JDBC Drivers = 349
• JDBC Native API Driver = 349
• JDBC-Net Driver = 349
• JDBC Driver = 350
• A Brief Overview of Apache Derby = 350
• Downloading Derby = 350
• Installing Derby = 350
• Derby Installation Files = 350
• Configuring Derby = 351
• Running the Derby Server = 351
• Creating a Database Table = 355
• Oracle Database = 356
• Adaptive Server Anywhere Database = 356
• SQL Server Database = 356
• DB2 Database = 356
• MySQL Database = 357
• Apache Derby Database = 357
• Connecting to a Database = 357
• Obtaining the JDBC Driver = 357
• Setting Up the Module Path = 358
• Registering a JDBC Driver = 358
• Constructing a Connection URL = 360
• Establishing the Database Connection = 364
• Setting the Auto-Commit Mode = 369
• Committing and Rolling Back Transactions = 369
• Transaction Isolation Level = 370
• Dirty Read = 370
• Non-Repeatable Read = 370
• Phantom Read = 371
• JDBC-Types-to-Java-Types Mapping = 372
• Knowing About the Database = 375
• Executing SQL Statements = 377
• Results of Executing a SQL Statement = 378
• Using the Statement Interface = 379
• Using the PreparedStatement Interface = 386
• CallableStatement Interface = 389
• Processing Result Sets = 402
• What Is a ResultSet? = 402
• Getting a ResultSet = 406
• Getting the Number of Rows in a ResultSet = 412
• Bidirectional Scrollable ResultSets = 415
• Scrolling Through Rows of a ResultSet = 417
• Knowing the Cursor Position in a ResultSet = 420
• Closing a ResultSet = 420
• Making Changes to a ResultSet = 421
• Inserting a Row Using a ResultSet = 421
• Updating a Row Using a ResultSet = 423
• Deleting a Row Using a ResultSet = 426
• Handling Multiple Results from a Statement = 426
• Getting a Result Set from a Stored Procedure = 428
• MySQL Database = 429
• Adaptive Server Anywhere Database = 429
• Oracle Database = 429
• SQL Server Database = 430
• DB2 Database = 430
• Apache Derby Database = 431
• ResultSetMetaData = 435
• Using RowSets = 437
• Creating a RowSet = 440
• Working with a Large Object (LOB) = 462
• Retrieving LOB Data = 464
• Creating a LOB Data = 465
• Batch Updates = 472
• Savepoints in a Transaction = 478
• Using a DataSource = 481
• Retrieving SQL Warnings = 483
• Enabling JDBC Trace = 484
• Summary = 484
• Chapter 6 Java Remote Method Invocation = 489
• What Is Java Remote Method Invocation? = 490
• The RMI Architecture = 491
• Developing an RMI Application = 493
• Writing the Remote Interface = 493
• Implementing the Remote Interface = 494
• Writing the RMI Server Program = 496
• Writing the RMI Client Program = 499
• Separating the Server and Client Code = 500
• Generating Stub and Skeleton = 500
• Running the RMI Application = 501
• Running the RMI Registry = 502
• Running the RMI Server = 503
• Running an RMI Client Program = 503
• Troubleshooting an RMI Application = 504
• java.rmi.StubNotFoundException = 504
• java.rmi.server.ExportException = 505
• java.security.AccessControlException = 505
• java.lang.ClassNotFoundException = 506
• Debugging an RMI Application = 507
• Dynamic Class Downloading = 508
• Garbage Collection of Remote Objects = 509
• Summary = 512
• Chapter 7 Java Native Interface = 515
• What Is the Java Native Interface? = 515
• System Requirements = 516
• Getting Started with the JNI = 517
• Writing the Java Program = 517
• Compiling the Java Program = 521
• Creating the C/C++ Header File = 521
• Writing the C/C++ Program = 523
• Creating a Shared Library = 524
• Running the Java Program = 527
• Native Function Naming Rules = 528
• Data Type Mapping = 531
• Using JNI Functions in C/C++ = 532
• Working with Strings = 533
• Working with Arrays = 536
• Accessing Java Objects in Native Code = 540
• Getting a Class Reference = 540
• Accessing Fields and Methods of a Java Object/Class = 541
• Creating Java Objects = 547
• Exception Handling = 549
• Handle the Exception in Native Code = 550
• Handling the Exception in Java Code = 551
• Throwing a New Exception from Native Code = 551
• Creating an Instance of the JVM = 552
• Synchronization in Native Code = 557
• Summary = 558
• Chapter 8 Introduction to JavaFX = 561
• What Is JavaFX? = 561
• History of JavaFX = 563
• System Requirements = 564
• The JavaFX Modules = 564
• JavaFX Source Code = 565
• JavaFX API Documentation = 565
• Your First JavaFX Application = 565
• Creating the HelloJavaFX Class = 565
• Overriding the start() Method = 566
• Showing the Stage = 567
• Launching the Application = 568
• Adding the main() Method = 570
• Adding a Scene to the Stage = 570
• Improving Your First JavaFX Application = 572
• The Lifecycle of a JavaFX Application = 574
• Terminating a JavaFX Application = 576
• What Are Properties and Bindings? = 576
• Properties and Bindings in JavaFX = 577
• Using Properties in JavaFX Beans = 580
• Handling Property Invalidation Events = 584
• Handling Property Change Events = 586
• Property Bindings in JavaFX = 589
• Observable Collections = 595
• Event Handling = 598
• Event Processing Mechanism = 599
• Creating Event Filters and Handlers = 602
• Registering Event Filters and Handlers = 603
• Layout Panes = 607
• Controls = 614
• Using 2D Shapes = 620
• Drawing on a Canvas = 624
• Applying Effects = 626
• Applying Transformations = 629
• Animation = 632
• Using the Timeline Animation = 634
• FXML = 637
• Printing = 642
• Summary = 647
• Chapter 9 Scripting in Java = 651
• What Is Scripting in Java? = 651
• Executing Your First Script = 653
• Using Other Scripting Languages = 655
• Exploring the javax.script Package = 658
• The ScriptEngine and ScriptEngineFactory Interfaces = 658
• The AbstractScriptEngine Class = 658
• The ScriptEngineManager Class = 658
• The Compilable Interface and the CompiledScript Class = 658
• The Invocable Interface = 658
• The Bindings Interface and the SimpleBindings Class = 659
• The ScriptContext Interface and the SimpleScriptContext Class = 659
• The ScriptException Class = 659
• Discovering and Instantiating Script Engines = 659
• Executing Scripts = 660
• Passing Parameters = 662
• Passing Parameters from Java Code to Scripts = 662
• Passing Parameters from Scripts to Java Code = 664
• Advanced Parameter Passing Techniques = 665
• Bindings = 665
• Scope = 666
• Defining the Script Context = 667
• Putting Them Together = 671
• Using a Custom ScriptContext = 677
• Return Value of the eval() Method = 680
• Reserved Keys for Engine Scope Bindings = 681
• Changing the Default ScriptContext = 682
• Sending Script Output to a File = 683
• Invoking Procedures in Scripts = 684
• Implementing Java Interfaces in Scripts = 687
• Using Compiled Scripts = 691
• Using Java in Scripting Languages = 693
• Declaring Variables = 694
• Importing Java Classes = 694
• Creating and Using Java Objects = 697
• Using Overloaded Java Methods = 698
• Using Java Arrays = 700
• Extending Java Classes and Implementing Interfaces = 703
• Using Lambda Expressions = 706
• Implementing a Script Engine = 707
• The Expression Class = 708
• The JKScriptEngine Class = 713
• The JKScriptEngineFactory Class = 715
• Packaging the JKScript Files = 716
• Using the JKScript Script Engine = 717
• The jrunscript Command-Line Shell = 719
• The Syntax = 719
• Execution Modes of the Shell = 721
• Listing Available Script Engines = 722
• Adding a Script Engine to the Shell = 722
• Using Other Script Engines = 723
• Passing Arguments to Scripts = 723
• The jjs Command-Line Tool = 724
• JavaFX in Nashorn = 729
• Summary = 732
• Chapter 10 Process API = 735
• What Is the Process API? = 735
• Knowing the Runtime Environment = 737
• The Current Process = 738
• Querying Process State = 739
• Comparing Processes = 742
• Creating a Process = 743
• Obtaining a Process Handle = 755
• Terminating Processes = 757
• Managing Process Permissions = 758
• Summary = 760
• Chapter 11 Packaging Modules = 763
• The JAR Format = 763
• What Is a Multi-Release JAR? = 764
• Creating Multi-Release JARs = 765
• Rules for Multi-Release JARs = 771
• Multi-Release JARs and JAR URL = 773
• Multi-Release Manifest Attribute = 773
• The JMOD Format = 774
• Using the jmod Tool = 774
• Summary = 780
• Chapter 12 Custom Runtime Images = 783
• What Is a Custom Runtime Image? = 783
• No More rt.jar = 784
• Creating Custom Runtime Images = 784
• Binding Services = 788
• Using Plugins with the jlink Tool = 790
• The jimage Tool = 793
• Summary = 795
• Index = 797