| Preface |
| The Genius of Java / Chapter 1： |
| Simple Types and Objects: The Right Balance |
| Memory Management Through Garbage Collection |
| A Wonderfully Simple Multithreading Model |
| Fully Integrated Exceptions |
| Streamlined Support for Polymorphism |
| Portability and Security Through Bytecode |
| The Richness of the Java API |
| The Applet |
| The Continuing Revolution |
| A Recursive-Descent Expression Parser / Chapter 2： |
| Expressions |
| Parsing Expressions: The Problem |
| Parsing an Expression |
| Dissecting an Expression |
| A Simple Expression Parser |
| Understanding the Parser |
| Adding Variables to the Parser |
| Syntax Checking in a Recursive-Descent Parser |
| A Calculator Applet |
| Some Things to Try |
| Implementing Language Interpreters in Java / Chapter 3： |
| What Computer Language to Interpret? |
| An Overview of the Interpreter |
| The Small BASIC Interpreter |
| The Small BASIC Expression Parser |
| Small BASIC Expressions |
| Small BASIC Tokens |
| The Interpreter |
| The InterpreterException Class |
| The SBasic Constructor |
| The Keywords |
| The run() Method |
| The sbInterp() Method |
| Assignment |
| The PRINT Statement |
| The INPUT Statement |
| The GOTO Statement |
| The IF Statement |
| The FOR Loop |
| The GOSUB |
| The END Statement |
| Using Small BASIC |
| More Small BASIC Sample Programs |
| Enhancing and Expanding the Interpreter |
| Creating Your Own Computer Language |
| Creating a Download Manager in Java / Chapter 4： |
| Understanding Internet Downloads |
| An Overview of the Download Manager |
| The Download Class |
| The Download Variables |
| The Download Constructor |
| The download() Method |
| The stateChanged() Method |
| Action and Accessor Methods |
| The ProgressRenderer Class |
| The DownloadsTableModel Class |
| The addDownload() Method |
| The dearDownload() Method |
| The getColumnClass() Method |
| The getValueAt() Method |
| The update() Method |
| The DownloadManager Class |
| The DownloadManager Variables |
| The DownloadManager Constructor |
| The verifyUrl() Method |
| The tableSelectionChanged() Method |
| The updateButtons() Method |
| Handling Action Events |
| Compiling and Running the Download Manager |
| Enhancing the Download Manager |
| Implementing an E-mail Client in Java / Chapter 5： |
| E-mail Behind the Scenes |
| POP3 |
| IMAP |
| SMTP |
| The General Procedure for Sending and Receiving E-mail |
| The JavaMail API |
| An Overview of Using JavaMail |
| A Simple E-mail Client |
| The ConnectDialog Class |
| The DownloadingDialog Class |
| The MessageDialog Class |
| The MessagesTableModel Class |
| The EmailClient Class |
| Compiling and Running the E-mail Client |
| Expanding Beyond the Basic E-mail Client |
| Crawling the Web with Java / Chapter 6： |
| Fundamentals of a Web Crawler |
| Adhering to the Robot Protocol |
| An Overview of the Search Crawler |
| The SearchCrawler Class |
| The SearchCrawler Variables |
| The SearchCrawler Constructor |
| The actionSearch() Method |
| The search() Method |
| The showError() Method |
| The updateStats() Method |
| The addMatch() Method |
| The isRobotAllowed() Method |
| The downloadPage() Method |
| The removeWwwFromUrl() Method |
| The retrieveLinks() Method |
| The searchStringMatches() Method |
| The crawl() Method |
| Compiling and Running the Search Web Crawler |
| Web Crawler Ideas |
| Rendering HTML with Java / Chapter 7： |
| Rendering HTML with JEditorPane |
| Handling Hyperlink Events |
| Creating a Mini Web Browser |
| The MiniBrowser Class |
| The MiniBrowser Variables |
| The MiniBrowser Constructor |
| The actionBack() Method |
| The actionForward() Method |
| The actionGo() Method |
| The showPage() Method |
| The hyperlinkUpdate() Method |
| Compiling and Running the Mini Web Browser |
| HTML Renderer Possibilities |
| Statistics, Graphing, and Java / Chapter 8： |
| Samples, Populations, Distributions, and Variables |
| The Basic Statistics |
| The Mean |
| The Median |
| The Mode |
| Variance and Standard Deviation |
| The Regression Equation |
| The Correlation Coefficient |
| The Entire Stats Class |
| Graphing Data |
| Scaling Data |
| The Graphs Class |
| The Graphs final and Instance Variables |
| The Graphs Constructor |
| The paint() method |
| The bargraph() Method |
| The scatter() Method |
| The regplot() Method |
| A Statistics Application |
| The StatsWin Constructor |
| The itemStateChanged() Handler |
| The actionPerformed() Method |
| The shutdown() Method |
| The createMenu() Method |
| The DataWin Class |
| Putting Together the Pieces |
| Creating a Simple Statistical Applet |
| Financial Applets and Servlets / Chapter 9： |
| Finding the Payments for a Loan |
| The RegPay Fields |
| The init() Method |
| The paint() Method |
| The compute() Method |
| Finding the Future Value of an Investment |
| Finding the Initial Investment Required to Achieve a Future Value |
| Finding the Initial Investment Needed for a Desired Annuity |
| Finding the Maximum Annuity for a Given Investment |
| Finding the Remaining Balance on a Loan |
| Creating Financial Servlets |
| Using Tomcat |
| Converting the RegPay Applet into a Servlet |
| The RegPayS Servlet |
| Al-Based Problem Solving / Chapter 10： |
| Representation and Terminology |
| Combinatorial Explosions |
| Search Techniques |
| Evaluating a Search |
| The Problem |
| A Graphic Representation |
| The FlightInfo Class |
| The Depth-First Search |
| An Analysis of the Depth-First Search |
| The Breadth-First Search |
| An Analysis of the Breadth-First Search |
| Adding Heuristics |
| The Hill-Climbing Search |
| An Analysis of Hill Climbing |
| The Least-Cost Search |
| An Analysis of the Least-Cost Search |
| Finding Multiple Solutions |
| Path Removal |
| Node Removal |
| Finding the "Optimal" Solution |
| Back to the Lost Keys |
| Index |
| Preface |
| The Genius of Java / Chapter 1： |
| Simple Types and Objects: The Right Balance |
| Memory Management Through Garbage Collection |
| A Wonderfully Simple Multithreading Model |
| Fully Integrated Exceptions |
図書
The Java application programming interface (v. 1 : pbk. : alk. paper ; v. 2 : pbk. : alk. paper)