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Java Tutorial 98- 4: Multi-Treading, Useful Java Classes, I/O and Networking

Given by Geoffrey C. Fox, Nancy McCracken at NAVO Tutorial on Sept 23 1998. Foils prepared Sept 21 1998

In Part 1 2 and 3 of the Tutorial We Covered:
  • Overview including History and alpha versus production issues
  • Comparison of Java and Javascript
  • Overall Java Philosophy and Features including security etc.
  • Java Programming Language
  • Introduction to Applications,Applets and their Invocation from HTML
  • "Hello World" and Basic Graphics Applets
  • Object Oriented and Class Structure
  • Methods, Constructors etc.
  • Interfaces
  • Exceptions
  • Introduction to Threads
  • Graphics in more detail
  • Downloading and Drawing Images
  • Abstract Windowing Toolkit
  • Keyboard and Mouse Events
  • Components, Actions, Layouts
In This Part of the Java Tutorial We Cover:
Threads in Detail
Useful Java Classes
  • Object Math Date String Vector Hashtable
Networking and I/O
Futures and HPCC Implications

Table of Contents for Java Tutorial 98- 4: Multi-Treading, Useful Java Classes, I/O and Networking

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1 Java Tutorial - Fall 98 Part4: Multithreading, Useful Java Classes, I/O and Networking
2 Threads are part of the Java Language! (a more serious discussion than in part III of tutorial)
3 Initial Remarks on Threads
API to show relationship between Thread class and Runnable interface for Foil 4 4 How to Use Threads
Thread Examples for Foil 5 5 Subclassing the Thread Class
6 Thread Execution and Concurrency
7 The Life of a Thread
Thread Methods for Foil 8 8 Moving out of a Blocked State
9 Thread Priorities and Groups
10 Synchronization
11 Synchronization is Implemented by Monitors
12 Threads and Synchronization I
13 Threads and Synchronization II
Thread Synchronization Examples for Foil 14 14 Threads and Synchronization - Example
15 Useful Java Classes
16 The Overarching Object Class
17 Determining and Testing Class of Object
18 java.lang.Object Wrappers
19 The java.lang.Math class
20 The Date class
21 The String Class
22 More on Strings and the StringBuffer Class
A pizza order example. The bill display uses stringbuffer to line up and display dollar amounts. 23 Example using StringBuffer
24 The Vector Class
25 Methods for Vectors
26 The Hashtable class
27 I/O and the powerful Stream Zoo
Java I/O stream constructors for Foil 28 28 I/O Streams
InputStream classes for Foil 29 29 The Input Stream Zoo
FilterInputStream subclasses for Foil 30 30 FilterInputStreams
OutputStream classes for Foil 31 31 The Output Stream Zoo
FilterOutputStream classes for Foil 32 32 FilterOutputStreams
Reader/Writer classes for Foil 33 33 Character Streams
BufferedReader class for Foil 34 34 Buffered Text I/O
Buffered Reader/Writer classes for Foil 35 35 A Monster Chain
Standard Input/Output for Foil 36 36 Standard Input/Output
SequenceInputStream class for Foil 37 37 SequenceInputStream
File class for Foil 38 38 The File Class
Random Access Files for Foil 39 39 Random Access
40 Object Serialization
41 Networking and Web Access
42 Networking and Web Access in Java
43 Security Concerns for Applets (Untrusted Code)
44 Table for Java file and network access
45 URL objects in Java
Reading a file by URL for Foil 46 46 Read a File on the Server I
ReadConnection class for Foil 47 47 Read a File on the Server II
Socket examples for Foil 48 48 Socket from the Client Side
Socket Server examples for Foil 49 49 Sockets from the Server Side
Additional network examples for Foil 50 50 Connecting to a CGI Script
51 Performance and Dreaming about the Future
52 Use of Native Classes to Speed Up Execution
53 Comments on Native C Methods
54 HPCC and Java -- High Performance HPjava -- I
55 HPCC and Java -- HPjava -- II
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