Java Examples in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition

Naming, Example 21-1, Example 21-2, Example 21-3, Example 21-5, Example 21-8

networking

a proxy server, Example 5-9

accepting client connections, Example 5-8

and threads, Example 5-5, Example 5-9

asynchronous connection, Example 6-14

client-server communication, Example 5-7

connecting to a server, Example 5-4

connection retries, Example 6-12

converting bytes to chars, Example 6-5

daytime service, Example 6-10, Example 6-11, Example 6-12

dynamic loading of services, Example 5-10

extensible multithreaded server, Example 5-10

generic text-based client, Example 5-5

getting URL information, Example 5-2

HTTP clients, Example 5-6, Example 6-9, Example 6-14, Example 11-18

HTTP POST, Example 11-18

HTTP servers, Example 5-8, Example 6-13

line terminators, Example 5-7

listening on a port, Example 5-8

logging, Example 5-10, Example 6-11, Example 6-14

multiplexing channels, Example 6-11, Example 6-13, Example 6-14

NIO clients, Example 6-9, Example 6-14

NIO servers, Example 6-10, Example 6-11, Example 6-13

nonblocking I/O, Example 6-11, Example 6-13, Example 6-14

receiving datagrams, Example 5-12

secure sockets, Example 5-6

sending datagrams, Example 5-11

sending email, Example 5-3

SSL, Example 5-6

timeouts, Example 5-4, Example 6-12

with ServerSocket, Example 5-8

with Socket class, Example 5-6

with UDP, Example 5-11, Example 5-12, Example 6-11, Example 6-12

with URL class, Example 5-1

with URLConnection, Example 11-18

without threads, Example 6-11, Example 6-13

writing from multiple buffers, Example 6-13

New I/O

see input/output, networking

NIO

see input/output, networking

NodeList, Example 19-2

notify( ), Example 17-4

NullLayoutPane.java, Example 11-7

number formats, Example 8-3

NumberFormat, Example 8-3, Example 16-3

NumberFormatException, Example 1-11