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Copyright, ii
Preface, v
I. Fundamentals of Programming, 1
1. Introduction to Computers, Programs, and Java, 3
1.1. Introduction, 4
1.2. What is a Computer?, 4
1.3. Programs, 7
1.4. Operating Systems, 9
1.5. Number Systems (Optional), 10
1.6. Java, World Wide Web, and Beyond, 13
1.7. Characteristics of Java (Optional), 16
1.8. The Java Language Specification, API, JDK, and IDE, 19
1.9. A Simple Java Program, 20
1.11. Anatomy of the Java Program, 23
1.12. Displaying Text in a Message Dialog Box, 25
Key Classes and Methods, 28
Chapter Summary, 28
Review Questions, 29
2. Primitive Data Types and Operations, 32
2.1. Introduction, 33
2.2. Writing Simple Programs, 33
2.3. Identifiers, 35
2.5. Assignment Statements and Assignment Expressions, 37
2.6. Constants, 38
2.7. Numeric Data Types and Operations, 39
2.10. boolean Data Type and Operations, 47
2.11. Operator Precedence and Associativity, 50
2.12. Operand Evaluation Order, 51
2.13. The String Type, 52
2.14. Getting Input from Input Dialogs, 53
2.15. Case Studies, 56
2.16. Getting Input from the Console (Optional), 63
2.18. Programming Style and Documentation, 66
2.19. Programming Errors, 68
2.20. Debugging, 69
Key Terms, 70
Key Classes and Methods, 71
Chapter Summary, 71
Review Questions, 72
Programming Exercises, 76
3. Control Statements, 80
3.1. Introduction, 81
3.2. Selection Statements, 81
3.3. Loop Statements, 91
3.5. Which Loop to Use?, 100
3.6. Using the Keywords break and continue, 101
3.7. Case Studies, 104
Review Questions, 114
4. Methods, 125
4.1. Introduction, 126
4.2. Creating a Method, 126
4.3. Calling a Method, 127
4.4. Passing Parameters by Values, 130
4.5. Overloading Methods, 133
4.7. Method Abstraction, 138
4.8. The Math Class, 138
Key Terms, 163
Key Classes and Methods, 164
Chapter Summary, 164
Review Questions, 165
5. Arrays, 175
5.1. Introduction, 176
5.2. Array Basics, 176
5.3. Copying Arrays, 183
5.4. Passing Arrays to Methods, 184
5.5. Returning an Array from a Method, 188
5.6. Sorting Arrays, 191
5.7. Searching Arrays, 193
Key Classes and Methods, 204
Chapter Summary, 204
Review Questions, 204
II. Object-Oriented Programming, 211
6. Objects and Classes, 213
6.1. Introduction, 214
6.2. Defining Classes for Objects, 214
6.3. Constructing Objects Using Constructors, 215
6.8. Immutable Objects and Classes, 227
6.9. Passing Objects to Methods, 228
6.10. Static Variables, Constants, and Methods, 229
6.12. The this Keyword, 234
6.13. Array of Objects, 235
6.14. Class Abstraction and Encapsulation, 238
6.15. Case Study: The Loan Class, 238
6.17. Inner Classes, 245
Key Terms, 246
Key Classes and Methods, 246
Chapter Summary, 246
Review Questions, 247
Programming Exercises, 252
7. Strings, 257
7.1. Introduction, 258
7.2. The String Class, 258
7.3. The Character Class, 267
7.5. The StringTokenizer Class, 274
Key Classes and Methods, 280
Chapter Summary, 281
Review Questions, 281
Programming Exercises, 284
8. Inheritance and Polymorphism, 287
8.1. Introduction, 288
8.2. Superclasses and Subclasses, 288
8.3. Using the Keyword super, 289
8.4. Overriding Methods, 291
8.6. Polymorphism, Dynamic Binding, and Generic Programming, 294
8.7. Casting Objects and the instanceof Operator, 296
8.9. The protected Data and Methods, 301
8.10. The final Classes, Methods, and Variables, 302
8.11. The finalize, clone, and getClass Methods (Optional), 302
8.12. Initialization Blocks (Optional), 305
Key Terms, 307
Key Classes and Methods, 307
Chapter Summary, 307
Review Questions, 309
Programming Exercises, 314
9. Abstract Classes and Interfaces, 315
9.1. Introduction, 316
9.2. Abstract Classes, 316
9.3. The Calendar and GregorianCallendar Classes, 322
9.4. Interfaces, 323
Key Terms, 337
Key Classes and Methods, 337
Chapter Summary, 338
Review Questions, 338
10. Object-Oriented Modeling, 343
10.1. Introduction, 344
10.2. The Software Development Process, 344
10.3. Discovering Relationships Among Classes, 345
10.4. Case Study: A Class Design Example, 348
10.5. Case Study: The Rational Class, 353
10.7. Modeling Dynamic Behavior Using Sequence Diagrams and Statecharts (Optional), 360
10.8. Framework-Based Programming Using Java API, 362
Key Terms, 362
Chapter Summary, 362
Review Questions, 364
Programming Exercises, 365
III . GUI Programming, 367
11. Getting Started with GUI Programming, 369
11.1. Introduction, 370
11.2. GUI Components, 370
11.3. The Java GUI API, 371
11.7. The Font Class, 385
11.8. Using Panels as Subcontainers, 386
11.11. CASE STUDY: The MessagePanel Class, 400
Chapter Summary, 409
Review Questions, 410
12. Event-Driven Programming, 419
12.1. Introduction, 420
12.2. Event and Event Source, 420
12.3. Listeners, Registrations, and Handling Events, 421
12.4. Mouse Events, 430
12.5. Keyboard Events, 435
12.6. The Timer Class (Optional), 438
Key Terms, 441
Key Classes and Methods, 441
Chapter Summary, 442
Review Questions, 443
Programming Exercises, 444
13. Creating User Interfaces, 446
13.1. Introduction, 447
13.2. Common Features of Swing GUI Components, 447
13.3. Buttons, 449
13.4. Check Boxes, 457
13.6. Labels, 463
13.7. Text Fields, 464
13.9. Combo Boxes, 470
13.10. Lists, 473
13.12. Sliders, 479
13.13. Creating Multiple Windows, 482
Chapter Summary, 488
Review Questions, 488
14. Applets, Images, and Audio, 497
14.1. Introduction, 498
14.2. The Applet Class, 498
14.3. The JApplet Class, 500
14.4. The HTML File and the <applet> Tag, 501
14.5. Passing Strings to Applets, 506
14.6. Enabling Applets to Run as Applications, 508
14.7. Case Study: TicTacToe (Optional), 512
14.8. Case Study: Bouncing Ball (Optional), 516
14.9. Displaying Images (Optional), 520
14.10. Case Study: The Imageviewer Component, 522
14.11. Case Study: Image Animations (Optional), 526
14.12. Playing Audio, 528
Key Classes and Methods, 534
Chapter Summary, 535
Review Questions, 536
IV. Exception Handling and IO, 547
15. Exceptions and Assertions, 549
15.1. Introduction, 550
15.2. Exceptions and Exception Types, 550
15.3. Understanding Exception Handling, 553
Key Terms, 565
Key Classes and Methods, 565
Chapter Summary, 566
Review Questions, 567
16. Simple Input and Output, 572
16.1. Introduction, 573
16.2. The File Class, 573
16.3. How is I/O Handled in Java?, 575
16.4. Text I/O, 578
16.6. Binary I/O, 587
16.8. More on Text Files and Binary Files, 595
16.9. Object I/O (Optional), 596
16.11. Case Study: Address Book (Optional), 603
Key Terms, 608
Key Classes and Methods, 608
Chapter Summary, 609
Review Questions, 610
V. Data Structures and Collections Framework, 617
17. Object-Oriented Data Structures, 619
17.1. Introduction, 620
17.2. Lists, 620
Key Terms, 643
Chapter Summary, 643
Review Questions, 644
Programming Exercises, 644
18. Java Collections Framework, 646
18.1. Introduction, 647
18.3. Sets, 649
18.5. Lists, 656
18.6. Using Generic Types (JDK 1.5 Feature), 664
18.7. Maps, 665
Key Terms, 675
Key Classes and Methods, 675
Chapter Summary, 676
Review Questions, 677
VI. Threads and Internationalization, 681
19. Multithreading, 683
19.1. Introduction, 684
19.2. Thread Concepts, 684
19.3. Creating Threads by Extending the Thread Class, 685
19.5. Thread Controls and Communications, 689
19.6. Thread Groups, 692
19.7. Synchronization and Cooperation Among Threads, 693
19.10. JProgressBar (Optional), 707
Key Terms, 710
Key Classes and Methods, 710
Chapter Summary, 710
Review Questions, 711
20. Internationalization, 716
20.1. Introduction, 717
20.2. The Locale Class, 717
20.3. Processing Date and Time, 719
20.5. Resource Bundles (Optional), 735
Chapter Summary, 742
Review Questions, 743
Programming Exercises, 744
VII. Advanced GUI Programming, 749
21. JavaBeans, Bean Events, and MVC, 751
21.1. Introduction, 752
21.2. JavaBeans, 752
21.3. Bean Properties, 753
21.4. Bean Events, 754
21.5. Creating Custom Event Sets, 757
21.6. Creating Custom Source Components, 758
21.7. Working with Existing Event Sets, 765
21.8. Event Adapters, 770
Key Terms, 783
Key Classes and Methods, 784
Chapter Summary, 784
Review Questions, 784
22. Containers, Layout Managers, and Borders, 789
22.1. Introduction, 790
22.2. Swing Container Structures, 790
22.3. Layout Managers, 792
22.4. Creating Custom Layout Managers, 811
22.5. JScrollPane, 816
22.6. JTabbedPane, 820
22.7. JSplitPane, 822
22.8. Swing Borders, 826
Chapter Summary, 834
Review Questions, 835
Programming Exercises, 836
23. Menus, Toolbars, Dialogs, and Internal Frames, 840
23.1. Introduction, 841
23.2. Menus, 841
23.4. JToolBar, 849
23.5. Processing Actions Using the Action Interface, 852
23.6. JOptionPane Dialogs, 855
23.7. Creating Custom Dialogs, 863
Key Classes and Methods, 875
Chapter Summary, 876
Review Questions, 877
Programming Exercises, 878
24. Advanced Swing Components, 883
24.1. Introduction, 884
24.2. Swing Model-View-Controller Architecture, 884
24.3. JSpinner, 885
24.5. JComboBox, 905
24.7. JTree, 930
Key Classes and Methods, 946
Chapter Summary, 947
Review Questions, 948
Programming Exercises, 949
VIII. Web Programming, 955
25. Java Database Programming, 957
25.1. Introduction, 958
25.2. Relational Database Systems, 958
25.4. JDBC, 970
25.5. PreparedStatement, 977
25.7. A Universal SQL Client (Optional), 981
25.9. Scrollable and Updatable Result Set (Optional), 991
Key Terms, 1004
Key Classes and Methods, 1004
Chapter Summary, 1004
Review Questions, 1005
Programming Exercises, 1007
26. Servlets, 1010
26.1. Introduction, 1011
26.2. HTML and Common Gateway Interface, 1011
26.3. Creating and Running Servlets, 1013
26.5. Creating Servlets, 1020
26.7. Database Programming in Servlets, 1024
26.8. Session Tracking, 1031
26.9. Sending Images from Servlets, 1045
Key Terms, 1051
Key Classes and Methods, 1051
Chapter Summary, 1052
Review Questions, 1053
Programming Exercises, 1055
27. JavaServer Pages, 1061
27.1. Introduction, 1062
27.2. A Simple JSP Page, 1062
27.6. JSP Directives, 1068
27.7. Using JavaBeans in JSP, 1072
27.8. Getting and Setting Properties, 1075
27.9. Associating Properties with Input Parameters, 1075
27.10. Forwarding Requests from JavaServer Pages, 1079
Jsp Predefined Variables, 1085
Chapter Summary, 1085
Review Questions, 1086
IX. Distributed Computing, 1089
28. Networking, 1091
28.1. Introduction, 1092
28.2. Client/Server Computing, 1092
28.5. Applet Clients, 1102
28.6. Sending and Receiving Objects, 1104
28.8. JEditorPane (Optional), 1111
28.9. Case Study: Distributed TicTacToe (Optional), 1113
Chapter Summary, 1131
Review Questions, 1131
Programming Exercises, 1132
29. Remote Method Invocations, 1135
29.1. Introduction, 1136
29.2. RMI Basics, 1136
29.3. Developing RMI Applications, 1138
29.6. RMI Callbacks, 1150
Review Questions, 1161
Programming Exercises, 1161
Appendixes, A-1
A. Java Keywords, A-2
B. The ASCII Character Set, A-3
C. Operator Precedence Chart, A-4
D. Java Modifiers, A-6
E. UML Graphical Notations, A-7
Classes and Objects, A-7
The Modifiers public, private, protected, and static, A-8
Class Relationships, A-8
Abstract Classes and Interfaces, A-9
Sequence Diagrams, A-9
Statechart Diagrams, A-9
F. Special Floating-Point Values, A-11
G. Bit Operations, A-12
Index, I-1-1

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