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Java (v1.2): Advanced Programming

Course Aims
This course teaches the reader to learn, understand and become familiar with the advanced features of Java programming.

Assumed Knowledge
A good knowledge of Java programming either from experience or by completing our Introduction to Java Programming training course.

Course Audience
Anyone who is familiar with the fundamentals programming using Java and wants to learn about the advanced features of Java programming.

This course can be found in the following categories:

Course Library > Programming > Java
Course Library > Web Development

Table of Contents

Sound In Java

Overview of Sound in Java

Playing Sounds

Example

Playing Sounds from an Application

Networking in Java - Part I

Loading applets from a network

Loading images from URL

Networking Basics

TCP

UDP

Networking classes in JDK

Working with URLs

What is a URL?

Creating a URL

Parsing a URL

Reading directly from a URL

Connecting to a URL

Reading from and writing to a URL connection

Example

Networking in Java - Part II

Sockets

What is a Socket

Reading from and writing to a Socket

Writing the Server side of a socket

Networking in Java - Part III

Datagrams

What is a Datagram

Writing a Datagram Client and Server

Broadcasting to Multiple Recepient

Internationalization

Introduction

An Example

Before Internationalization

After Internationalization

Running the sample program

Internationalizing the program

Creating the Properties File

Defining the Locale

Creating a ResourceBundle

Fetching the text from the ResourceBundle

The Reflection API

Introduction to Reflection API

Examining Classes

Retrieving Class Objects

Getting the Class name

Discovering Class Modifiers

Finding SuperClasses

Identifying the interfaces implemented by a class

Examining Interfaces

Identifying Class Fields

Discovering Class Constructors

Obtaining Method Information

Manipulating Objects

Creating Objects

Using No-Argument Constructors

Using Constructors that have arguments

Getting Field Values

Setting Field Values

Invoking Methods

Java Beans

JavaBeans

JavaBeans Concepts

BDK Contents

Using the BeanBox

Adding a Bean to the Toolbox

Dropping a Bean on the Beanbox

Editing Bean Properties

Saving and Restoring Beans

The BeanBox Menus

Using the BeanBox to generate Applets

Writing a Simple Bean

Properties

Adding a Color Property

Bound Properties

Implementing bound property support within a bean

Implementing bound property listeners

Bound Properties in the BeanBox

Constrained Properties

Implementing constrained property support within a bean

Implementing constrained property listeners

Constrained Properties in the BeanBox

Indexed Properties

Indexed Property Editors

Manipulating Events in the BeanBox

Using BeanInfo to define events a bean fires

The BeanInfo Interface

Bean Customization

Bean Persistence

JAR Files in Java

Introduction

Using JAR files

Creating a JAR file

Viewing the Contents of a JAR file

Extracting the Contents of a JAR file

Modifying a Manifest file

Updating a JAR file

Running JAR-packaged software

Understanding the Manifest

RMI - Remote Method Invocation

Overview of RMI applications

Writing a RMI Server

Implementing a Remote Interface

Creating a client program

Compiling the example programs

Running the example programs

Servlet

Architecture of Servlet Package

A Simple Servlet

Interacting with Clients

Requests and Responses

Handling Get and Post Requests

Threading Issues

Life Cycle of a Servlet

Initializing a Servlet

Destroying a Servlet

Handling Service threads at Servlet termination

Providing a clean shutdown

Creating polite long-running methods

Saving Client State

Session tracking

Using cookies

JAVA - IDL

What is Java IDL

The Corba Architecture

The Java IDL Development Process

The Hello Client Server Example

Developing a Client application

Developing the Hello World Server

Using Stringified Object References

JFC and Swing - Part I

JFC and Swing

Difference between Swing and AWT Components

Compiling and running Swing programs

A Quick Tour of Swing Application's Code

Swing - Part II - Swing Features and Concepts

Swing Components and Containment Hierarchy

Layout Management

Setting the Layout Manager

Providing hints about a component

Putting space between components

How Layout Management Occurs

Event Handling

How to implement an Event Handler

Threads and Event Handling

Painting

Threads and Swing

More Swing Features and Concepts

Swing - Part III - Using Swing Components

The Jcomponent Class

Jcomponent Features

The Jcomponent API

Using Top Level Containers

Top Level Containers and Containment Hierarchies

The Frame API

An overview of Dialogs

How to make Applets

How to use Panels

How to use Scroll Panes

How to use Split Panes

How to use Tabbed Panes

How to use Tool Bars

How to use Internal Frames

How to use Layered Panes

How to use Root Panes

Swing- Part IV - Using Atomic Components

Using Atomic Components

Buttons, Check Boxes and Radio Buttons

Color Choosers

Combo Boxes

File Choosers

Labels

Lists

Menus

How to monitor progress

Sliders

Tables

Using Swing's Text Components

Tool Tips

Swing - Part V - Examples

Example 1: Using Buttons

Example 2: Using Check Boxes

Example 3: Using Color Choosers

Example 4: Using Combo Boxes

Example 5: Using Dialogs

Example 6: Using Trees

Example 7: Using File Choosers

Example 8: How to make Frames

Example 9: How to use Root Panes

Example 10: How to use Labels

Example 11: How to use Layered Panes

Example 12: How to use Lists

Example 13: How to use Menus

Example 14: How to Monitor Progress

Example 15: How to use Radio Buttons

Example 16: How to use Scroll Panes

Example 17: How to use Sliders

Example 18: How to use Split Panes

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