Showing papers on "Java API for XML-based RPC published in 1996"

Java and the shift to net-centric computing

Abstract: Java is an object-oriented programming language with a syntax similar to C and C++, only simpler. Because Java is an interpreted language, the typical C or C++ compile-link-load-test-debug cycle is reduced. Java development environments actually let the entire software-development life cycle take place within a Web browser. The author discusses some basic and advanced features of Java, including garbage collection, multithreading and application programming interfaces.

Java: The Complete Reference

Abstract: The Definitive Java Programming Guide Fully updated for Java SE 8, Java: The Complete Reference, Ninth Edition explains how to develop, compile, debug, and run Java programs. Bestselling programming author Herb Schildt covers the entire Java language, including its syntax, keywords, and fundamental programming principles, as well as significant portions of the Java API library. JavaBeans, servlets, applets, and Swing are examined and real-world examples demonstrate Java in action. New Java SE 8 features such as lambda expressions, the stream library, and the default interface method are discussed in detail. This Oracle Press resource also offers a solid introduction to JavaFX. Coverage includes: Data types, variables, arrays, and operators Control statements Classes, objects, and methods Method overloading and overriding Inheritance Interfaces and packages Exception handling Multithreaded programming Enumerations, autoboxing, and annotations The I/O classes Generics Lambda expressions String handling The Collections Framework Networking Event handling AWT and Swing The Concurrent API The Stream API Regular expressions JavaFX JavaBeans Applets and servlets Much, much more

CEBus Network Access via the World-Wide-Web

Abstract: Several methods of providing access to CEBus networks using the World Wide Web are described. Details of a working demonstration system are given. The system software incorporates CGI-Bin scripts and Java applets to support remote access to CEBus networks. To illustrate the potential of this technology an application to allow remote trouble-shooting and fault diagnosis on a CEBus network is described.

Teach Yourself Java in 21 Days

Abstract: From the Publisher: Introducing the first, best, and most detailed guide to developing applications with the hot new Java language from Sun Microsystems. Provides detailed coverage of the hottest new technology on the World Wide Web Shows readers how to develop applications using the Java language Includes coverage of browsing Java applications with Netscape and other popular Web browsers

Java-based query driven simulation environment

Abstract: The concept of Web-based simulation can be finally realized using Java. We have used Java to create a powerful simulation modeling library which is based on the process interaction paradigm. Java threads make it easy for us to implement each process (or active entity) as a thread. Our library, JSIM, supports both simulation and animation thus rendering the model developer's job easier. An important component of our approach is that we integrate our Java Simulator with a Database Management System (DBMS). The conceptual basis for this integration is an environment based on Query Driven Simulation, which allows simulation analysts to study the performance of systems simply by querying a database. Simulation inputs and outputs are stored in databases, and simulation models can be launched as a part of query processing. This integration also resolves a security restriction problem which Java imposes. Most browsers (e.g., Netscape Navigator) restrict Java applets from writing into a file which may be necessary to make simulation results available to the user. Our approach bypasses this problem by writing into a database. Databases are much less of a security concern since they already have substantial authorization mechanisms.

Discrete-event simulation on the World Wide Web using Java

Abstract: This paper introduces Simkit, a small set of Java classes for creating discrete event simulation models. Simkit may be used to either implement stand-alone models or Web page applets. Exploiting network capabilities of Java, the lingua franca of the World Wide Web (WWW), Simkit models can easily be implemented as applets and executed in a Web browser. Java's graphical capabilities enable the rapid development of intuitive user interfaces. Java's use of in terpreted bytecodes, while imposing a performance penalty, enable development of platform-independent models. The language's inherent internet-awareness make other possibilities, such as distributed simulation, much easier to implement.

Distributed database access in a corporate environment using Java

Abstract: Most of the Java applets on the Web today are developed primarily for visualization and 3D interactive animation. Serious doubts have been raised about the feasibility of using Java in the domain of enterprise applications. Compared with the conventional CGI-based approach for developing database applications, Java-based approach provides a high degree of flexibility, scalability, portability and robustness. Through the use of HORB, a software tool based on the concept of Object Request Broker, Java client and server objects can be created easily and accessed transparently. A methodology using Java and HORB for developing database applications is proposed, with the objective to establish a robust Web infrastructure in a corporate environment.

The Java handbook

Abstract: Part 1 For beginners: object-oriented programming basic Java language constructs. Part 2 Advanced Java features: exception handling concurrent programming name spaces modifiers fundamental classes. Part 3 Package-by-package API illustrations: utilities I/O networking windowing and graphics. Part 4 A definitive example - appendices: differences from C++ HotJava and Netscape 2.0 configuration.

Java for real-time

Abstract: Java is a new programming language publicly released by Sun Microsystems in May of 1995 with hopes of revolutionizing the software industry. The popular press has responded with numerous articles touting the language's benefits. Since many of the applications which Java is intended to serve have real-time characteristics, we have recently undertaken to develop a set of standard extensions to provide Java programmers with the ability to describe the real-time requirements of their Java applications. This brief report summarizes the issues that have influenced the design of Real-Time Java and provides an overview of its current embodiment.

JAVA developer's guide

Abstract: Java is one of the major growth areas for developers on the World Wide Web. It brings with it the ability to download and run small applications called applets from a Web server. Java Developer's Guide teaches developers everything they need to know to effectively develop Java applications. -- Covers Java interface, VRML extensions, security, and more -- Explores new technology and future trends of Java development -- CD-ROM includes source code from the book and valuable utilities

Developing Professional Java Applets

Abstract: From the Publisher: Developing Professional Java Applets is a reference for the professional programmer who needs to develop real-world, business-oriented Java applets-not just animation and games. The book assumes a basic familiarity with Java and gets right down to the business of applying Java to professional development. A comprehensive guide to developing professional Java applets Teaches how to create new Java applets for business, research and education Filled with extensive examples of real-world Java applets

Java Database Programming with JDBC

Abstract: JAVA Database Connectivity (JDBC) ... The JDBC API is the top layer and is the programming interface in Java to structured

Java for C/C++ programmers

Abstract: LEARNING THE LANGUAGE An Introduction to Java Comparing Java to ANSI C. Comparing Java to C++ The Java Standard Library Language Features Not in C or C++ PROGRAMMING IN JAVA AND JAVASCRIPT Abstract Window Toolkit Hot Java, Applets, and JavaScript Comparing JavaScript to Java Appendices Index.

The Java sourcebook

Abstract: Getting Ready for Java Web Browsing and Java Understanding Java Building Java Applications Java Basics Flow of Control Objects and Classes Interfaces Packages Managing Data with Objects Handling Exceptions Threads Applet Overview Applet Basics Applet User Interfaces Graphics Java Multimedia Appendices Index.

Java 1.1 Unleashed

Abstract: From the Publisher: Java Unleashed is the ultimate guide to the year's hottest new Internet technologies, the Java language and the Hot Java browser from Sun Microsystems. Java Unleashed is a complete programmer's reference and a guide to the hundreds of exciting ways Java is being used to add interactivity to the World Wide Web. Describes how to use Java to add interactivity to Web presentations Shows readers how Java and HotJava are being used across the Internet CD-ROM contains both starter software and advanced tools

Foundations of Java Programming for the World Wide Web

Abstract: Here is a complete, four-part Java tutorial and reference for working programmers. Aaron Walsh provides a solid introduction to the Java language, shows how to port Java and HotJava applications across platforms, reveals how to build a Java-savvy browser, and more. The CD-ROM contains complete source code for Java applets, plus shareware versions of current browswers from Sun and others.

Hacking Java: The Java Professional's Resource Kit

Abstract: From the Publisher: Users with intermediate Java skills who are looking for greater in-depth coverage of more higher-end topics will appreciate this helpful guide that takes them to the next level. This book focuses on answering specific questions with combinations of technologies for more advanced applications, and real world advice. Find out how to speed up Java applets, use animation with Java, extend base classes, and more Complete coverage of Java, JavaScript, JDBC, and Java Development Environments all within the context of the solutions and applications CD-ROM includes all of the code and tools used in the book as well as additional tools and useful examples

Web site programming with Java

Abstract: Manuel de programmation Java pour webmasters accompagne d'un CR-ROM. Un site web complete cet ouvrage a l'adresse suivante http://www.incunabula.com/websitejava/index.html (adresse correcte au 11/11/96). Sommaire : introduction ; depart rapide avec Java ; concepts internet fondamentaux ; derriere la scene d'une session Java ; les concepts du langage Java ; l'environnement de developpement Java ; l'essentiel de la programmation d'applets Java ; declarer et evaluer les donnees ; declarations, expressions et controle de flux ; les applets - obtenir de l'information de l'utilisateur ; ecrire des applets Java - panneaux, conception et cannevas ("panels, layouts and canvases"); utiliser les classes Java ; manipulation des erreurs et exceptions ; ecrire des applications Java ; le debuggueur Java ; Chainages ("threads") pour applications et applets ; lien avec le code C natif ; concevoir des applets Java et des applications ; mode client/serveur : style Java ; exemple de jeux ; l'animation avec Java ; introduction a la planification ; choisir un type de site Web ; choisir une plate forme pour le site web ; creer le contenu ; la securite ; l'implementation - tout placer ensemble ; les navigateurs HotJava ; les ressources Java.

Java programming for dummies

Abstract: Java language is hot, and developers want to take advantage of all the new capabilities offered by Java. This book describes how to create Java enhanced web pages by including animation, games, and other interactive content. Users will find out about data types, decision and loop statements, and the basics of object-oriented programming.

Java: Object‐oriented programming for the cyber age

Abstract: A phenomenal rise in interest in the Java programming environment and World Wide Web browsers with Java capability have added a new dimension to the ever‐increasing popularity of the Internet and the Web (TLE, March and July 1995).

Developing Intranet Applications With Java

Abstract: From the Publisher: This book shows developers the intricacies of Java intranet development. It teaches how to create interactive databases, multimedia, animations, and sound for use on the intranet. Teaches how to add interactivity to Web databases Discusses the various ways Java is used and can be used for intranet development CD-ROM includes source code from the book and powerful Java utilities

Java programming for the Internet : A guide to creating dynamic, interactive Internet applications

Abstract: From the Publisher: Java Programming for the Internet gives programmers who wish to write Java "applets" a step-by-step approach.

Java Developers Guide; With Cdrom

Abstract: From the Publisher: Java is one of the major growth areas for developers on the World Wide Web. It brings with it the ability to download and run small applications called applets from a Web server. Java Developer's Guide teaches developers everything they need to know to effectively develop Java applications. Covers Java interface, VRML extensions, security, and more Explores new technology and future trends of Java development CD-ROM includes source code from the book and valuable utilities

Java Api Reference

Abstract: This complete reference to the Java language fills the void in existing documentation and serves Internet developers looking to utilize this cutting-edge technology. -- Explains usage for each Java Class distributed by SUN in the Java Developer's Toolkit -- Includes a programmer's cross-reference with all of the information users need to implement Java applets via the Netscape Navigator -- Details the Java API packages

Java Basics: Programming

Abstract: From the Publisher: Create flexible, dynamic, and secure applications for the World Wide Web with Java™ Programming Basics. First-time Java users as well as skilled programmers looking for advanced techniques will benefit from the book’s in-depth coverage and real-world examples. Java Programming Basics features step-by-step instruction for writing Java code, a review of important Java terms, discussion of object-oriented methodologies, and much more. The CD-ROM features Sun’s complete Java Development Kit, sample applets, and several development tools, including Kalimantan, Roaster, and Alpha.

Peter Norton's Guide to Java Programming

Abstract: Peter Norton's Guide to Java Programming is a programmer's guide for Web developers. The highly qualified authors dispense their knowledge of Web programming with Java in an easy-to-understand format that will have you programming Java applets in no time.-- Teaches about threads and exceptions, Java tools, the Java API, Applet re-use and more-- Provides the most extensive coverage available on how to enhance Java-- CD-ROM included

Will tiny beans conquer the world again? [Java language]

Abstract: The paper discusses the Java language and its component technology Java Beans. Java Beans allows middleware to work across all desktops. Thus, it has a slight chance against ActiveX. ActiveX compiles into Wintel binaries, while Java compiles into J-code. Microsoft is about to apply some pressure by flooding the Internet with compelling applications that require users to adopt ActiveX.