Chapter 8 URLS

  • Java home page

  • Marianne's Java security FAQ

    An excellent and clear document.

  • the "Internet on a Chip" from LSI Logic.

  • Intermetrics targeted an Ada 95 compiler to the Java VM.

  • The applet that shows why graphics designers will be in great demand.

    Ostensibly a clever applet, actually all the cleverness is in the image, not in the programming.

    This reference might take a little searching for, as the pre-beta applets are being reorganized, updated, and moved at the Sun site. In other words, the link will soon be out of date if it isn't already.

  • The Gamelan Java folks.

  • The mother of all Java FAQ lists.

  • A site to search the Java API.

  • Another Java search site.

    This search site is geared to recent postings on the comp.lang.java newsgroup.

  • Yahoo

    is a good place to look for something on the Web. Looking for stuff on the web is odd. There's a good chance that it won't be at the last place you left it.

  • Dimension-X.

    Another early adopter of Java.

  • The FBI "ten most wanted" list.

    Check regularly for the apperance of co-workers.

  • The Jargon File.

    When mere words cannot express how you feel.

  • How the Microsoft Registration Wizard snoops your hard disk for competitors' products!

    Learn how expert programmers use debugging and file monitoring tools to see what is really happening in a system. A detective story with a moral at the end.

  • Origami up the wazoo.

    This is just someone's home directory, so it's liable to disappear without warning. Use Yahoo to search for origami, to find alternative sites. Watch out for paper cuts.

  • The errata sheet for this book.