Java Examples in a Nutshell, 3rd Edition

SafeServer.java, Example 7-1

SafeServer.policy, Example 7-2

sampled audio

see sound

SAX

see XML

SAXParser, Example 19-1

SAXParserFactory, Example 19-1

scanner

see tokenizer

Scribble.java, Example 16-3

ScribbleApp.java, Example 11-15

ScribblePane.java, Example 11-13

ScribblePane1.java, Example 11-10

ScribblePane2.java, Example 11-11

ScribblePane3.java, Example 11-12

scribbles

a complete application, Example 11-15

cut-and-paste, Example 14-5

drag-and-drop, Example 14-5

drawing, Example 11-10, Example 11-11, Example 11-12, Example 11-13

in an applet, Example 16-3

low-level event handling, Example 11-13

with anonymous event listeners, Example 11-11

SecretKey, Example 7-5

SecretKeyFactory, Example 7-5

SecureService.java, Example 7-3

Security

addProvider( ), Example 7-5

security

(see also cryptography)

an untrusted class, Example 7-3

cryptographic checksums, Example 7-4

cryptography, Example 7-5

decryption, Example 7-5

digital signatures, Example 7-4

encryption, Example 7-5

encryption key generation, Example 7-5

example policy file, Example 7-2

loading untrusted classes, Example 7-1

message digests, Example 7-4

triple DES algorithm, Example 7-5

X509 certificates, Example 5-6

security manager

installing, Example 7-1

SecurityException, Example 7-3

SecurityManager, Example 7-1

SelectionKey, Example 6-11, Example 6-13

Selector, Example 6-11, Example 6-13, Example 6-14

wakeup( ), Example 6-14

sending email, Example 5-3

SendMail.java, Example 5-3

Sequence, Example 17-3, Example 17-5

Sequencer, Example 17-3, Example 17-4, Example 17-5

SerialIntList.java, Example 10-2

Serializable, Example 21-5, Example 21-6

serialization

custom, Example 10-2

deep clone, Example 10-1

deserializing an exception, Example 20-2

Externalizable interface, Example 12-16

Externalizable objects, Example 10-3

from file, Example 10-1

in counter servlet, Example 20-3

of exceptions, Example 11-18

of MUD objects, Example 21-5

of shapes, Example 12-16

of Swing components, Example 11-30

readObject( ) method, Example 10-2

to file, Example 10-1

transient fields, Example 10-2

version numbers, Example 10-3

with XMLEncoder, Example 11-30

writeObject( ) method, Example 10-2

Serializer.java, Example 10-1

server

multithreaded, extensible, Example 5-10

Server.java, Example 5-10

ServerSocket, Example 5-8, Example 5-9, Example 5-10

accept( ), Example 5-8

setSoTimeout( ), Example 5-10

ServerSocketChannel, Example 6-10, Example 6-11

Service inner interface, Example 5-10

ServiceUI, Example 13-3

Servlet

destroy( ), Example 20-3

init( ), Example 20-3

ServletConfig, Example 20-3

ServletContext, Example 20-9

servlets

(see also JSP)

and JDBC, Example 20-8, Example 20-9

and serialization, Example 20-2

configuration, Example 20-14

controller, Example 20-9

counter, Example 20-3

database for persistance, Example 20-8

defining init parameters, Example 20-14

destroy( ) method, Example 20-3

dispatching to JSP pages, Example 20-9

error responses, Example 20-2

factory for beans, Example 20-8

handling actions, Example 20-9

hello world, Example 20-1

init parameters, Example 20-3

init( ) method, Example 20-3

JavaBean as model, Example 20-7

JSP view page, Example 20-10

logging, Example 20-9

mapped to multiple URLs, Example 20-9

MVC architecture, Example 20-9

name-to-class mappings, Example 20-14

plain text responses, Example 20-2

POST requests, Example 20-2

reading init parameters, Example 20-9

reading POST data, Example 20-2

reading request attributes, Example 20-3

request parameters, Example 20-1, Example 20-3

request URI, Example 20-3

sending error, Example 20-9

session attributes, Example 20-1

URL mappings, Example 20-14

web application configuration, Example 20-14

web applications, Example 20-9

Set, Example 5-10

Shape, Example 12-6, Example 12-15, Example 12-16

Shapes.java, Example 12-6

ShortMessage, Example 17-5

ShowBean.java, Example 11-30

ShowClass.java, Example 9-1

Sieve.java, Example 1-15

Signature, Example 7-4

signatures

digital, Example 7-4

SimpleBeanInfo, Example 15-6

SimpleDaytimeServer.java, Example 6-10

SimpleDoc, Example 13-3

simplelog.xsl, Example 19-4

SimpleMenu.java, Example 8-4

SimpleProxyServer.java, Example 5-9

sleeping, Example 17-1

Socket, Example 5-4, Example 5-5, Example 5-6, Example 5-6, Example 5-7, Example 5-8, Example 5-9, Example 5-10

Socket.getInputStream( ), Example 5-4

Socket.getOutputStream( ), Example 5-4

Socket.setSoTimeout( ), Example 5-4

SocketAddress, Example 6-11

SocketChannel, Example 6-9, Example 6-10, Example 6-11, Example 6-14

asynchronous connect, Example 6-14

select( ), Example 6-14

SocketFactory, Example 5-6

sorting

numbers, Example 1-14

SortNumbers.java, Example 1-14

sound

balance, Example 17-3

beeping, Example 17-1

console bell, Example 17-1

MIDI tempo, Example 17-3

monitoring progress, Example 17-3

muting MIDI tracks, Example 17-3

playing midi, Example 17-3

playing sampled audio, Example 17-3

skipping, Example 17-3

stopping, Example 17-3

volume, Example 17-3

with applet API, Example 17-2

with AudioClip, Example 17-2

with javax.sound, Example 17-3

converting audio formats, Example 17-4

converting to PCM, Example 17-4

creating MIDI events, Example 17-5

creating MIDI sequences, Example 17-5

for Swing components, Example 11-28

MIDI, Example 17-5

MIDI event listener, Example 17-4

MIDI percussion, Example 17-6

MIDI synthesizer, Example 17-6

setting MIDI tempo, Example 17-5

streaming audio, Example 17-4

streaming MIDI, Example 17-4

transcoding sampled audio, Example 17-4

writing MIDI files, Example 17-5

SoundPlayer.java, Example 17-3

SourceDataLine, Example 17-4

Spiral.java, Example 12-15

SQL

see JDBC

SSL, Example 5-6

SSLSocket, Example 5-6

SSLSocketFactory, Example 5-6

StackTraceElement, Example 11-18

Statement, Example 18-1, Example 18-3, Example 18-4, Example 21-3

statements

assert, Example 2-7

catch, Example 1-11

assert, Example 2-9, Example 2-10, Example 3-7, Example 6-6, Example 19-6

for, Example 1-2

switch, Example 1-6

synchronized, Example 4-2

throw, Example 1-7

volatile, Example 4-6

statistics, Example 2-6

stream subclass, Example 3-6

StreamPrintService, Example 13-3

StreamPrintServiceFactory, Example 13-3

StreamResult, Example 19-2, Example 19-3

StreamSource, Example 19-3

StreamTokenizer, Example 9-2

String, Example 1-5

StringBuffer, Example 1-13

strings

decoding from bytes, Example 5-6, Example 6-6

encoding to bytes, Example 6-10

StringTokenizer, Example 5-7, Example 11-22, Example 11-27, Example 15-1

StringWriter, Example 4-3

stripping HTML tags, Example 3-6

Stroke, Example 12-9, Example 12-17

stroking lines, Example 12-9

Stroking.java, Example 12-9

struts, Example 11-5

stylesheets

XSL, Example 19-3, Example 19-4

subclassing, Example 2-3, Example 2-4

Swing

a basic application, Example 11-30

a complete application, Example 11-15, Example 11-21

a web browser, Example 11-21

Actions defined with reflection, Example 11-16

animation in a message line, Example 11-21

audio cues playlist, Example 11-28

changing look-and-feel, Example 11-30

closing windows, Example 11-15

container classes, Example 11-1

containment hierarchy, Example 11-1

custom component, Example 8-1, Example 11-14, Example 11-17, Example 15-1, Example 15-3, Example 15-9, Example 17-3

custom dialog, Example 11-17

custom event and listener, Example 15-3

custom event class, Example 11-14, Example 15-4

custom event listener, Example 15-5

custom layout manager, Example 11-8

custom listener interface, Example 11-14

custom table model, Example 11-19

custom TreeModel, Example 11-20

cut-and-paste, Example 14-2

data transfer, Example 14-1, Example 14-2

dialogs, Example 11-17

displaying components, Example 11-30, Example 11-30

displaying HTML, Example 8-3, Example 11-21

drag-and-drop, Example 14-1, Example 14-2

event listeners, Example 11-10

event listeners as inner classes, Example 11-11

event registration methods, Example 15-3

firing events, Example 15-3

font selection dialog, Example 11-17

for applets, Example 16-3

handling button events, Example 11-12

handling keyboard events, Example 11-11

handling list events, Example 11-12

handling mouse events, Example 11-10

key bindings, Example 14-2

layout managers, Example 11-2, Example 11-3, Example 11-4, Example 11-5, Example 11-6, Example 11-7, Example 11-8, Example 11-9

layout with struts and glue, Example 11-5

looks-and-feel, Example 11-29

low-level event processing, Example 11-13

menubars, Example 11-15

message lines, Example 11-21

Metal themes, Example 11-28

modal dialogs, Example 11-17

nested containers, Example 11-1

paint application, Example 11-15

parsing Actions from a file, Example 11-25

parsing menus from a file, Example 11-26, Example 11-27

pluggable look-and-feels, Example 11-30

printing, Example 11-21

reading resources from a file, Example 11-22

selecting look-and-feel, Example 11-29

tables, Example 11-19

toolbars, Example 11-15

tooltips, Example 11-30

trees, Example 11-20

user preferences, Example 11-29

working with actions, Example 11-15

SwingUtilities, Example 11-15, Example 11-30

switch statement, Example 1-6

synchronized methods, Example 4-2

synchronized modifier, Example 5-10

synchronized statement, Example 4-4, Example 4-6, Example 5-10, Example 13-4, Example 20-3, Example 21-6

Synthesizer, Example 17-3, Example 17-4, Example 17-5, Example 17-6

System

arraycopy( ), Example 2-7

currentTimeMillis( ), Example 4-5, Example 4-6, Example 20-3

getProperty( ), Example 7-3

in, Example 1-12, Example 21-8

out, Example 1-1, Example 21-8