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1 SELF-STUDY iii Introduction 1 Course Purpose... 1 Course Goals...1 Exercises... 2 Scenario-Based Learning... 3 Multimedia Overview... 3 Assessment... 3 Hardware and Software Requirements... 4 Chapter 1 Java Basics 5 Objectives... 6 Pre-Test Questions... 6 Introduction... 6 What is Java?... 7 A Brief History of Java... 7 The Properties of the Java Language... 8 Platform-independent... 9 Robust... 9 Secure... 9 Object-oriented...9 Multi-threaded Object-oriented programming The Properties, Methods, Events (PME) Paradigm Applets, Applications, and Servlets Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 2 Introduction to VisualAge 19 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Installation Introduction Projects VisualAge Windows and Palettes The beans list window The design window The property window The component palette... 29

2 iv Visual Programming Basics Components as objects Connecting components Running programs Exercise 2-1: Creating your first applet Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 3 Introduction to Java Source Code 37 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction The Four Levels of a Java Program Basic Java Syntax Comments The Format of Classes The Java class hierarchy Objects are instances of classes Editing the Visual Model Saving versions of your project Deleting components Deleting connections Switching between the Workbench and design windows Deploying Servlets, Applets, and Applications What is a Bean? Your First Class in Visual Age for Java Shortcuts and Time-Savers Configuring the Compiler Exercise 3-1: Practice editing Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 4 Basic Components 65 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction The Java AWT Purpose of the Java AWT The basic components of Java AWT The common properties of AWT components Instance variables and "faux" variables... 70

3 v Properties of the Basic AWT Components Data Entry components Button and Checkbox components List components Setting the contents of a Choice or List Exercise 4-1: Creating the quiz project The Swing Package Properties of the Basic Swing Components Swing vs. AWT Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 5 Containers 83 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Basic Components and Forms Swing Containers Basic Containers Common Properties of Containers Form Properties Setting Container Properties Adding Components The Add Method Exercise 5-1: Using containers Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 6 Layouts 97 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Ways to Use layouts Java Layouts Basic layout properties Flow layout Grid layout Border layout Card layout Box layout Gridbag layout Nested containers and nested layouts

4 vi Arranging and Copying Components Arranging components Copying and pasting components Moving and copying containers Exercise 6-1: Working with layouts Applying Layout Managers to Gui s Adding components to containers with Managers Default Layout Manager Visually Laying Out Components Using Visual Beans Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 7 Java Events 117 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Event Handling Connections Between Objects Creating Connections in Visual Age Visually Connect Objects Add Events Listeners to components Effects of events on other components Creating Connections in Source Code Register an event listener Create an event handler method Specify the method and parameters Code for Connections in VisualAge How Connections Are Executed Exercise 7-1: Making basic connections Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 8 Connections 139 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Features of Connections Source features Target features

5 vii Three Kinds of Connections Property-to-property connections Event-based connections Event-to-code connections Parameter connections Showing and Hiding Connections Features of AWT Components Common features of AWT components Button Checkbox TextField TextArea List Choice CheckboxGroup Window features Applet features Features of Swing Components Common features of swing components JButton JCheckbox JTextField JTextArea JList JToolBar JToolBarButton JToolBarSeparator JTree JRadioButton JComboBox JSlider JTable JTableColumn JLabel JScrollBar JPasswordField Window features JApplet features Window features Applet features

6 viii Methods in Source Code Method definitions Method calls Get and set methods Exercise 8-1: Adding questions to the QuizApplet Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 9 Applets in HTML Pages 169 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Applets on Web Pages Exporting Java files The APPLET HTML Tag HTML Parameters in an APPLET Tag Accepting HTML Parameters in an Applet Multimedia The OBJECT Tag Java Technologies JDK JDK JDK The Future of Java Exercise 9-1: Creating an applet Exercise 9-2: Using an interface Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 10 Java Security and Applications 181 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Applet Security Client-side security Server-side security Relaxing Java Security Relaxing client-side security: signed applets Relaxing server-side security: servlets Applications Creating Applications Adding a frame to the application Adding a ScrollPane and Panel to a Frame

7 ix Using an Application Template Exercise 10-1: Creating a quiz application Authentication Code Signing Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 11 Java Menus 197 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Menus MenuBar Menu MenuItem CheckboxMenuItem MenuSeparator PopupMenu Adding Menus to a Program Connecting MenuItems Connecting an exit MenuItem to the exit() method Reacting to menu actions icons and menus Keyboard Accelerators Enabling/disabling menu items Adding New Windows to an Application Connecting a component to open a window Ordering a window to close Adding Menus to an Applet Exit MenuItems in applet frames Exercise 11-1: Adding menus to the QuizApplication Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 12 Java Input and Output 213 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Input, Output and Streams Loading and Saving in Java Applications Adding File Dialogs to Your Program Adding loadfile and savefile Methods Customizing loadfile and savefile loadfile and savefile templates

8 x Connecting Open and Save Methods Text Files Exercise 12-1: (Optional) Adding Open and Save options to the QuizApplication Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 13 Java Variables 229 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Why Java Source Code? Review Format of Java source code Format of Java classes Format of Java methods Method calls Variables and Classifications Type Scope Privacy modifiers Creating Variables Variable declaration Variable initialization A Return to Classes Arithmetic Operations Variable assignment Char, Boolean and String assignments Arithmetic expressions String arithmetic Matching types Technical Issues for Variables Advanced Java naming conventions Passed-by-value vs. passed-by-reference Exercise 13-1: Using variables and arithmetic Summary Post-Test Questions

9 xi Chapter 14 Conditionals and Arrays 249 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Decision-making Boolean Conditions Format for if else Statements The Switch Statement Boolean Arithmetic Comparing Strings and Objects Arrays Declaring arrays Instantiating arrays Accessing elements Initializing elements Exercise 14-1: Using conditional statements and arrays Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 15 Loops 271 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Repeated Tasks For Loops Variations on for loops While Loops Do-While Loops The Break Keyword Continue Labelled Break and Continue Statements Arrays and Loops The length property of arrays Exercise 15-1: Using loops (optional) Summary Post-Test Question

10 xii Chapter 16 Java Beans 287 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Component Approach to Design Approaches to software components JavaBeans Characteristics Classes as Beans Using JavaBeans in VisualAge Importing JavaBeans into the Workbench Adding new categories to the component palette Adding new Beans to the component palette Using new Beans from the component palette Creating Reusable Beans Using The Beaninfo Page Creating and Modifying JavaBean Features Property Attributes Method Features Creating and using Event Sets and Listeners Property Editors and Bean Customizers Places to Find Beans Exercise 16-1: Working with JavaBeans Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 17 Java Resources 305 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction VisualAge's Debugging Tools Generated code Syntactical vs. logical errors VisualAge Help Online help for VisualAge VisualAge tutorial Java on the Internet Java Textbooks Other IDEs VisualAge Visual Café JBuilder...314

11 xiii Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 18 Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) 317 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction Databases Installing JDBC SQL Keywords Accessing databases using beans ODBC Database Manager Using JDBC JDBC using a SMARTGUIDE Using SQLJ Setting up SQLJ SQLJ file creation connecting gui s to database applications Summary Post-Test Questions Chapter 19 Remote Method Invocation 355 Objectives Pre-Test Questions Introduction RMI overview Applets and Rmi Stub and Skeleton Classes The Interface Creating and Distributing Remote Objects Invoking Methods on Remote Objects Exercise 19-1: Creating and implementing an RMI interface using VisualAge for Java 361 Connecting remote objects Summary Post-Test Questions Appendix A Answers to Pre-Test and Post-Test Questions 367 Appendix B Supplemental File List 379 Glossary 381 Index 393

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