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Java APIs, extensions and libraries : with JavaFX, JDBC, jmod, jlink, networking, and the Process API / Kishori Sharan.

Sharan, Kishori (Software engineer), (author.).

Summary:

"This book completes the Apress Java learning journey and is a comprehensive approach to learning Java APIs, extensions, and modules such as Java EE integration, mobile Java modules, JavaFX, and JDBC. In this book, you'll learn how to build user interfaces with Swing and JavaFX as well as how to write network programs with the new Java 9 and much more. Java APIs, Extensions and Libraries is for Java programmers who are familiar with the fundamentals of the Java language and Java programming, who are now ready to call upon the power of extended Java functionality available from the huge array of Java APIs, extensions, and libraries. After reading and learning from this book you'll be ready to become a professional Java programmer. What You'll LearnExtend your Java skills beyond the fundamental object-oriented concepts and core language featuresApply Java Swing for building Java front ends Get started with Java network programmingConnect to databases and access data from Java programs using the JDBC APIWork with JavaFX, RMI (Remote Method Invocation), and JNI (Java Native Interface)Use the new scripting features of JavaWho This Book Is ForJava programmers who are familiar with the fundamentals of the Java language and Java programming."-- Provided by publisher

Record details

ISBN: 9781484235461
ISBN: 1484235460
ISBN: 1484235452
ISBN: 9781484235454
Physical Description: 1 online resource
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: [United States] : Apress, 2018.
Distributor: New York, NY : Distributed to the Book trade worldwide by Springer
Copyright: ©2018

Content descriptions

General Note:	Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note:	Intro; Contents; About the Author; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: Introduction to Swing; What Is Swing?; The Simplest Swing Program; Components of a JFrame; Adding Components to a JFrame; Some Utility Classes; The Point Class; The Dimension Class; The Insets Class; The Rectangle Class; Layout Managers; FlowLayout; BorderLayout; CardLayout; BoxLayout; GridLayout; GridBagLayout; The gridx and gridy Constraints; Case #1; Case #2; Case #3; Case #4; Example #1; Example #2; The gridwidth and gridheight Constraints; The fill Constraint. The ipadx and ipady ConstraintsThe insets Constraint; The anchor Constraint; The weightx and weighty Constraints; SpringLayout; GroupLayout; The null Layout Manager; Creating a Reusable JFrame; Event Handling; Handling Mouse Events; Summary; Chapter 2: Swing Components; What Is a Swing Component?; JButton; JPanel; JLabel; Text Components; JTextComponent; JTextField; JPasswordField; JFormattedTextField; JTextArea; JEditorPane; JTextPane; Validating Text Input; Making Choices; JSpinner; JScrollBar; JScrollPane; JProgressBar; JSlider; JSeparator; Menus; JToolBar. JToolBar Meets the Action InterfaceJTable; JTree; JTabbedPane and JSplitPane; Custom Dialogs; Standard Dialogs; File and Color Choosers; JFileChooser; JColorChooser; JWindow; Working with Colors; Working with Borders; Working with Fonts; Validating Components; Painting Components and Drawing Shapes; Immediate Painting; Double Buffering; JFrame Revisited; Summary; Chapter 3: Advanced Swing; Using HTML in Swing Components; Threading Model in Swing; Pluggable Look and Feel; Drag and Drop; Multiple Document Interface Application; The Toolkit Class; Decorating Components Using JLayer. Translucent WindowsShaped Window; Summary; Chapter 4: Network Programming; What Is Network Programming?; Network Protocol Suite; IP Addressing Scheme; IPv4 Addressing Scheme; IPv6 Addressing Scheme; Special IP Addresses; Loopback IP Address; Unicast IP Address; Multicast IP Address; Anycast IP Address; Broadcast IP Address; Unspecified IP Address; Port Numbers; Socket API and Client-Server Paradigm; The Socket Primitive; The Bind Primitive; The Listen Primitive; The Accept Primitive; The Connect Primitive; The Send/Sendto Primitive; The Receive/ReceiveFrom Primitive; The Close Primitive. Representing a Machine AddressRepresenting a Socket Address; Creating a TCP Server Socket; Creating a TCP Client Socket; Putting a TCP Server and Clients Together; Working with UDP Sockets; Creating a UDP Echo Server; A Connected UDP Socket; UDP Multicast Sockets; URI, URL, and URN; URI and URL as Java Objects; Accessing the Contents of a URL; Non-Blocking Socket Programming; Socket Security Permissions; Asynchronous Socket Channels; Setting Up an Asynchronous Server Socket Channel; Setting Up an Asynchronous Client Socket Channel; Putting the Server and the Client Together.
Source of Description Note:	Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed April 12, 2018).