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Given by Geoffrey C. Fox at Introduction to Java Academy on 7 Feb 98. Foils prepared 6 Feb 98
Outside Index Summary of Material

We first describe the Internet and its growth
Then the Software model showing where Java fits in
Then we describe a computer and where web Technology and Java fit in
Although designed for the web, Java (and other Web technologies) is a totally general programming language which can be used to program a computer to do anything!
  • E.g. we will use in our next project to teach computer to model behavior of stock market -- this will be written in Java
  • Learning Java is best preparation there is for a career in computing -- in University or Business
We list some good features of Java
We give some examples

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1 Java, The Web and Computer Science Why are you here? Kick-off Talk for NPAC-ECS Java Academy http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/javaforkidsfeb98
2 Abstract of Introduction to Java Academy Presentation
3 What is the World Wide Web?
4 Internet Trends - Internet Hosts 1989-1997
5 Internet Trends - Internet Hosts - Overall Trend
6 Components of a Basic Web System
7 Basic (CPS606) Structure of World Wide Web
8 The Current Web Client Server Model
9 What does a Computer Do?
10 Where does Java/Web Technology Fit In?
11 General Role of Java and Web Technology
12 Why is Web Computer Revolution so Important?
13 Why is Java a Good Language I
14 Why is Java a Good Language II
15 Structure of Java Applets
16 Structure of a Java Application
17 Impact of this Changing Technology on Kids
18 Some of the Jobs that will Need NII(Internet, World Wide Web) Skills
19 Why is a Particular Job impacted by the World Wide Web?
20 A overview of area around Boulder, CO -I.
21 VRML Example of Java Charts
22 VRML Chess Example
23 VRML Example: Elevator
24 VRML Example: Finger Spelling
25 Java Example: Category: Multimedia, Subcategory: Graphics - Graphs and Charts -2D Chart
26 Java Example: Category: Multimedia, Subcategory: Graphics - Graphs and Charts - 3D Chart
27 Java Example: Category: Business and Finance, Subcategory: Finance -- Stock technical analysis software -- I
28 Java Example: Category: Business and Finance, Subcategory: Finance -- Stock technical analysis software -- II
29 SciVis zoom up of the 2d surface plot
30 Magic Cube Java Applet The Java Magic Cube from Michael Chang
31 Java front end to display weather information over the Syracuse region-I
32 Current weather data, using the NPAC java weather viewer - II
33 JDBC Examples: 2 Tier example of a car
34 Java Example: Category: Games, Subcategory: Arcade Games - Pacman Game
35 Java Example: Category: Arts and Entertainment, Subcategory: Sports
36 Visible Human Java Applet Visible Human
37 Java Example: Category: Education, Subcategory: Physics -- Sky plotter applet
38 Tango Java Applet Importing Images in the New Tango white Board
39 Pulsar Web Interfaces for Disabled Eyal Sherman -- Using Neattools
40 Pac Man Session
41 Database Examples for WebWisdom
42 Search in NPAC Web site
43 AskNPAC Internet Service for a Searchable USENET Newsgroup and Mailing List Archive
44 A Web-based Document Management System for NPAC TEchnical Reports
45 Careweb JavaScript Database Support in CareWeb
46 Carrier Catalog Database Search Home Page
47 Syracuse Language System Administrative tools for faculties.
48 Command and Control Screen with F15 Track
49 C2 application Radar Officer Screen
50 A demo of animated objects controlled by simulation engine of Tango collaborative system. There is a green plane with chemical weapon being intercepted by two fighters above Long Island. - I

Outside Index Summary of Material

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Foil 1 Java, The Web and Computer Science Why are you here? Kick-off Talk for NPAC-ECS Java Academy http://www.npac.syr.edu/users/gcf/javaforkidsfeb98

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Academy Instructor: Tom Scavo
Lecturer: Geoffrey Fox
Syracuse University
NPAC
111 College Place
Syracuse NY 13244 4100
Phone: 3154432163
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Foil 2 Abstract of Introduction to Java Academy Presentation

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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We first describe the Internet and its growth
Then the Software model showing where Java fits in
Then we describe a computer and where web Technology and Java fit in
Although designed for the web, Java (and other Web technologies) is a totally general programming language which can be used to program a computer to do anything!
  • E.g. we will use in our next project to teach computer to model behavior of stock market -- this will be written in Java
  • Learning Java is best preparation there is for a career in computing -- in University or Business
We list some good features of Java
We give some examples
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 3 What is the World Wide Web?

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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The WWW = the World Wide Web is more or less the same as:
  • The Internet
  • The National Information Infrastructure or NII
  • The Digital SuperHighway
It is the Digital connection between computers around the world
The Internet/WWW consists of Phone Lines or POTS (PLain Old Telephone System). "twisted pair", cable, optical fiber, satellites, cellular phone, wireless
  • These use "protocols" like TCP/IP ATM Ethernet etc
  • Different approachs have different trade-offs: speed, cost, reliability etc.
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Foil 4 Internet Trends - Internet Hosts 1989-1997

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From General Magic http://www.genmagic.com/Internet/Trends/
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Foil 5 Internet Trends - Internet Hosts - Overall Trend

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From General Magic http://www.genmagic.com/Internet/Trends/
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Foil 6 Components of a Basic Web System

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Host with Web Server
and attached CGI Script
in Perl or Java
Perhaps linking to a Backend
service such as a database
or digital video server
Host holds HTML files
typically stored in a
UNIX/Windows NT
file system but could also
be in a database such as
Oracle or Microsoft Access
Network trying to
provide Quality of
Service
and using
compression
to make better
use of available
bandwidth
Client with a Web
Browser displaying
"simple" HTML Text
and Images obtained
from host.
Client runs JavaScript
(from HTML documents)
and Java Interpreters
(acting on downloaded
JavaVM bytecodes)
Java and JavaScript
give general dynamic
behavior
Backend
Service
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Foil 7 Basic (CPS606) Structure of World Wide Web

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Browsers have SAME interface on ALL Computers
CGI Programs were originally usually written in PERL but can be essentially any Process and so do simulation, database access (this is JDBC), advanced document processing etc. Java (servlets) is of growing importance in Server Code
Browser
e.g. Netscape
or Microsoft
interpreting
HTML and
Java
Viewer and
helper
Applications
for MPEG, VRML
etc.
HTTP Web Server
(becoming Java)
HTML Documents
CGI Program
(e.g. PERL
becoming
Java)
MIME format with HTML etc.
(generalized email)
URL (location of
desired information)
Basic Services
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Foil 8 The Current Web Client Server Model

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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There are evolving/confusing/overlapping capabilities ...
Client
HTML Java
Javascript
User Multimedia
Viewer
Plug-Ins
Java C++ and other processes
Classic HTTP Server
LiveWire Interpreter
Java Server
General or Specialized
JDBC
Perl(5)
Java
CGI
JDBC
Servlets / Java Processes
Ora perl etc.
HTML(2D)
VRML(3D) JavaScript
embedded
in VRML/HTML
Java bytecodes
invoked
from Applet Tags
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Foil 9 What does a Computer Do?

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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A computer converts data into Information using Instructions written in a Programming language
Data has to be presented in a known way (called its format e.g. HTML)
Computer has to be "taught" (in a language like Java) to "do the right thing" with the data
Information is "value-added" data (stuff you see on screen)
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Foil 10 Where does Java/Web Technology Fit In?

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Web Technology consists firstly of a set of formats for data
If data is type of information that appears in books, then format tells you things like "center text", "start new paragraph" etc.
Web formats include GIF or JPEG for images, HTML for documents and VRML for 3D pictures. These are used to specify stored data
The other component of Web technology is software such as Java JavaScript and Perl which are used to give instructions to compute.
These formats and software produce information displayed by HTML or VRML browsers
Web technology is so powerful as complete model for computing and communication and Java is a universal language
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Foil 11 General Role of Java and Web Technology

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Foil 12 Why is Web Computer Revolution so Important?

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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The "Capitalist" Principle drives the national endevour to support the largest markets as there is more money there! (You learn this in social studies?)
Previously in computer area this was
  • "Mainframes" serving Information needed by a large company
  • Personal Computers serving individuals
The previous computing models could not be used by "real people" (like you and me) as
  • "Mainframes" only worked if you spent a lot of money and had what is called a closed architecture
  • PC's could be used by you and me but were a "limited model" i.e. provided a general electronic "desk/table" but no more
Java as the programming language of the Web provides a "complete computing communication and information" language which can be used by both kids and big companies
  • You can benefit from money spent by big companies!
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Foil 13 Why is Java a Good Language I

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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It is excellent built in Graphics and Multimedia so you can use it to write applets tat make your Web Pages better .....
It is similar to well known older languages like C and C++ so you can learn these later.
It has wonderful and growing libraries (existing software you can re-use) that allow you to use databases, "object brokers" and all the resources you could want
It has lots of good books and a growing number of fancy environments to help you program
It supports the web and networking (linking of computers)
There are more formal reasons on the next foil
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Foil 14 Why is Java a Good Language II

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Java is "object-oriented" (unlike say Perl4 or Basic) which makes it is easier to build large software systems without them looking like your bedroom
Java is independent of platform -- runs on all computers
Java has "threads" built in allowing more than one thing to be done at the same time
Java supports "exceptions" (nice way of coping with errors which are often inevitable)
Java has an EXCELLENT security model -- it is by far the safest of any of the common languages
Java is simpler than C++
There are other important technical issues (pointers, garbage collection, good inheritance model)
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Foil 15 Structure of Java Applets

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Java Code in
.java files
JavaVM Bytecodes
in .class files
Run through javac compiler
Store .class files
on Web Server
Download .class files
"automatically"
from server to client
using Applet tag
in HTML Pages
Interpreter on client
converts .class files
into native machine
code for client
computer
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Foil 16 Structure of a Java Application

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Run through
1)javac or 2)native optimizing compiler
Java Code in
.java files
1) .class file
2)Native Machine Code for target machine
Run
1)java interpreter or
2)native code on
favorite client or server
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Foil 17 Impact of this Changing Technology on Kids

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Your Play! New and Better Video game Systems
Your Job Opportunities!
  • Many "old" jobs will disappear
  • Many "new" jobs and job skills will be needed
Your Education!
  • New ways for schools to educate you so perhaps you will be less bored and learn more (in areas of great importance to your future careers)
Your Life Style!
  • Online Newspapers, Video Rental Stores, Shops
  • Online Clubs can allow you to meet people around the world
  • Can work from home more easily and so kids can be bugged by their parents more easily!
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Foil 18 Some of the Jobs that will Need NII(Internet, World Wide Web) Skills

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Computer, Telephone, and Cable Engineers
Journalists from both print, photography, and video fields
Artists, Advertising designers, Architects, Film Producers, "Book" Publishers etc.
Real Estate Brokers
School Teachers, Librarians, Government and Business workers involved with giving information to public or fellow workers
Shop owners and staff advertising their wares on digital highway.
  • Allow woodworkers in Adirondacks or heart of Africa to advertise material to all on the World Wide Web
All those in medical area -- from Virtual reality to allow surgeon in Syracuse to manipulate robot devices at accident scene to Multimedia patient records
Law enforcement (police searching worldwide databases) and lawyers accessing case histories.
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Foil 19 Why is a Particular Job impacted by the World Wide Web?

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Most jobs are heavily involved with communication (people to people, computer to people, computer to computer) and information
So most jobs are impacted by WWW which revolutionizes communication and information processing
Journalism, Teaching and Advertising will in particular have large impact from Web
But for example, Farming will be impacted less
  • Watch Web sites for new techniques, good prices for fertilizer etc.
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Foil 20 A overview of area around Boulder, CO -I.

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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The satellite images used here have a spatial resolution of 28.5 meters.
From Tango Project for CEWES Collaborative Tool Meeting
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 21 VRML Example of Java Charts

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.quadbase.com/cyberchart/vrml.html
VRML version of 3D Charts - there are total of 9 chart types.
Data for charting can be obtained from a file, or retrieved by executing a query against a specified JDBC data source.
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Foil 22 VRML Chess Example

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.highway1.com.au/arts/wizards/VRML/board1.wrl
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Foil 23 VRML Example: Elevator

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From http://reality.sgi.com/tomk/demos/vrml2/elevator.wrl
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Foil 24 VRML Example: Finger Spelling

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From http://reality.sgi.com/employees/shafer_mfg/VRML/VRML_worlds/Fing_spell_pkg/stage/
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Foil 25 Java Example: Category: Multimedia, Subcategory: Graphics - Graphs and Charts -2D Chart

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From http://www.quadbase.com/cyberchart/
2D Charts - there are total of 9 chart types.
Data for charting can be obtained from a file, or retrieved by executing a query against a specified JDBC data source.
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Foil 26 Java Example: Category: Multimedia, Subcategory: Graphics - Graphs and Charts - 3D Chart

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From http://www.quadbase.com/cyberchart/
3D Charts - there are total of 9 chart types.
Data for charting can be obtained from a file, or retrieved by executing a query against a specified JDBC data source.
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 27 Java Example: Category: Business and Finance, Subcategory: Finance -- Stock technical analysis software -- I

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~lky/Java/StockChart/
Gets historical quotes from Internet, almost every stocks and indices.
Draws price bar chart, volumn, moving averages, and some indictors.
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Foil 28 Java Example: Category: Business and Finance, Subcategory: Finance -- Stock technical analysis software -- II

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From http://www.cs.pitt.edu/~lky/Java/StockChart/
Gets historical quotes from Internet, almost every stocks and indices.
Draws price bar chart, volumn, moving averages, and some indictors.
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 29 SciVis zoom up of the 2d surface plot

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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See http://kopernik.npac.syr.edu:8888/scivis/index.html
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 30 The Java Magic Cube from Michael Chang

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index Magic Cube Java Applet
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 31 Java front end to display weather information over the Syracuse region-I

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 32 Current weather data, using the NPAC java weather viewer - II

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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shown here is the NPAC java weather viewer on the left, and a satellite image of the weather.
Also shown is the surface reports, isobars and isotherms shown with the current weather data.
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Foil 33 JDBC Examples: 2 Tier example of a car

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.npac.syr.edu/projects/tutorials/JDBC/screendumps/mahesh/
The user chooses a lower and an upper bound value for the price of the car.
The query is passed on to the database server and the id values of the corresponding cars are returned.
The fields corresponding to each car is then viewed with the use of "Previous" and "Next" buttons.
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Foil 34 Java Example: Category: Games, Subcategory: Arcade Games - Pacman Game

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://cuiwww.unige.ch/~buisson3/pacman1/pacman1.html
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Foil 35 Java Example: Category: Arts and Entertainment, Subcategory: Sports

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.cruzio.com/~sabweb/arcade/bowling.html
Multiplayer Bowling Game
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Foil 36 Visible Human

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index Visible Human Java Applet
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Foil 37 Java Example: Category: Education, Subcategory: Physics -- Sky plotter applet

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From http://www.mindentimes.on.ca/CosmicThing/Main.html
A full-featured sky plotter applet, capable of rendering moving, interactive full-sky plots of brighter sky objects, as seen from any point on earth.
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Foil 38 Importing Images in the New Tango white Board

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index Tango Java Applet
Latest Tango Capabilities June 97
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Foil 39 Eyal Sherman -- Using Neattools

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index Pulsar Web Interfaces for Disabled
From work of Ed Lipson and Dave Warner
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Foil 40 Pac Man Session

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 41 Database Examples for WebWisdom

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
NewsBank (CD-ROM originally) for K-12
Search a specific Domain -- e.g. NPAC Web Site
Parallel Oracle host for Usenet News Groups
Secure Database for Document System
CareWeb Patient Record Database
Carrier's Home Page has NPAC built Oracle core for product information
Language Connect University has NPAC Startup Translet Oracle core for administration
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Foil 42 Search in NPAC Web site

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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See (http://osprey8.npac.syr.edu:1963/search)
From Full-Text Web Search Systems for Education part of NPAC Overview May 1997
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Foil 43 AskNPAC Internet Service for a Searchable USENET Newsgroup and Mailing List Archive

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From Integration of Relational Databases with World Wide Web and Internet part of NPAC Overview May 1997
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Foil 44 A Web-based Document Management System for NPAC TEchnical Reports

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From Integration of Relational Databases with World Wide Web and Internet part of NPAC Overview May 1997
HTML version of Scripted Foils prepared 6 Feb 98

Foil 45 Database Support in CareWeb

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index Careweb JavaScript
From Integration of Relational Databases with World Wide Web and Internet part of NPAC Overview May 1997
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Foil 46 Carrier Catalog Database Search Home Page

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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From Integration of Relational Databases with World Wide Web and Internet part of NPAC Overview May 1997
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Foil 47 Syracuse Language System Administrative tools for faculties.

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Designed and built by Translet (Wojtek Furmanski)
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Foil 48 Command and Control Screen with F15 Track

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Feb 97 Demonstration of Tango
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Foil 49 C2 application Radar Officer Screen

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
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Feb 97 Demonstration of Tango
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Foil 50 A demo of animated objects controlled by simulation engine of Tango collaborative system. There is a green plane with chemical weapon being intercepted by two fighters above Long Island. - I

From General NPAC Foils-98A starting January 98 (PowerPoint) Introduction to Java Academy -- 7 Feb 98. *
Full HTML Index
From Tango Project for CEWES Collaborative Tool Meeting
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