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Before You Start   Overview   Collections Introduction Interfaces Implementations Algorithms Custom Implementations Interoperability Internationalization Introduction Setting the Locale Isolating Locale-Specific Data Formatting Working with Text 2D Graphics Overview of the Java 2D API Displaying Graphics with Graphics2D Manipulating and Displaying Images Printing Sound Overview Playing Sounds JavaBeans JavaBeans Concepts and Development Kit Using the BeanBox Writing a Simple Bean Properties Manipulating Events in the BeanBox The BeanInfo Interface Bean Customization Bean Persistence JDBC Database Access JDBC Basics New Features in the JDBC 2.0 API Remote Method Invocation An Overview of RMI Applications Writing an RMI Server Creating a Client Program Compiling and Running the Example Java IDL Introducing Java IDL The Hello Client/Server Example Servlets Overview of Servlets Interacting with Clients The Life Cycle of a Servlet Saving Client State The servletrunner Utility Running Servlets Security Security Features Overview Quick Tour of Controlling Applets Quick Tour of Controlling Applications Secure Code and File Exchanges Signing Code and Granting it Permissions Exchanging Files Generating and Verifying Signatures JAR File Format Using JAR Files: The Basics Signing and Verifying JAR Files Using JAR-Related APIs Introduced in 1.2 Java Extension Mechanism Creating and Using Extensions Making Extensions Secure Java Native Interface Overview of the JNI Writing a Java Program with Native Methods Integrating Java and Native Programs Interacting with Java from the Native Side Invoking the Java Virtual Machine Summary of the JNI Reflection Examining Classes Manipulating Objects Working with Arrays Summary of Classes Appendices Appendix A: Code Examples Appendix B: Reference [top] index | TOC | CD-ROM | Errata		The Java Tutorial Continued Available from Amazon.com

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