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Table of C ontents
Index
Reviews
Reader Reviews
Errata
Academic
Java Network Programming, 3rd Edition
By Elliotte Rusty Harold
Publisher: O'Reilly
Pub Date: October 2004
ISBN: 0-596-00721-3
Pages: 706
Thoroughly revised to cover all the 100+ significant updates to Java Developers Kit (JDK) 1.5,
Java Network Programming
is a complete introduction to developing network programs (both
applets and applications) using Java, covering everything from networking fundamentals to
remote method invocation (RMI). It includes chapters on TCP and UDP sockets, multicasting
protocol and content handlers, servlets, and the new I/O API. This is the essential resource
for any serious Java developer.
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Table of C ontents
Index
Reviews
Reader Reviews
Errata
Academic
Java Network Programming, 3rd Edition
By Elliotte Rusty Harold
Publisher: O'Reilly
Pub Date: October 2004
ISBN: 0-596-00721-3
Pages: 706
C opyright
Preface
About the Third Edition
Organization of the Book
Who You Are
Java Versions
About the Examples
C onventions Used in This
Book
Request for C omments
C omments and Questions
Acknowledgments
C hapter 1. Why Networked Java?
Section 1.1. What C an a
Network Program Do?
Section 1.2. Security
Section 1.3. But Wait! There's
More!
C hapter 2. Basic Network C oncepts
Section 2.1. Networks
Section 2.2. The Layers of a
Network
Section 2.3. IP, TC P, and
UDP
Section 2.4. The Internet
Section 2.5. The
C lient/Server Model
Section 2.6. Internet
Standards
C hapter 3. Basic Web C oncepts
Section 3.1. URIs
Section 3.2. HTML, SGML, and
XML
Section 3.3. HTTP
Section 3.4. MIME Media
Types
Section 3.5. Server-Side
Programs
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C hapter 4. Streams
Section 4.1. Output Streams
Section 4.2. Input Streams
Section 4.3. Filter Streams
Section 4.4. Readers and
Writers
C hapter 5. Threads
Section 5.1. Running Threads
Section 5.2. Returning
Information from a Thread
Section 5.3. Synchronization
Section 5.4. Deadlock
Section 5.5. Thread
Scheduling
Section 5.6. Thread Pools
C hapter 6. Looking Up Internet
Addresses
Section 6.1. The InetAddress
C lass
Section 6.2. Inet4Address
and Inet6Address
Section 6.3. The
NetworkInterface C lass
Section 6.4. Some Useful
Programs
C hapter 7. URLs and URIs
Section 7.1. The URL C lass
Section 7.2. The URLEncoder
and URLDecoder C lasses
Section 7.3. The URI C lass
Section 7.4. Proxies
Section 7.5. C ommunicating
with Server-Side Programs
Through GET
Section 7.6. Accessing
Password-Protected Sites
C hapter 8. HTML in Swing
Section 8.1. HTML on
C omponents
Section 8.2. JEditorPane
Section 8.3. Parsing HTML
Section 8.4. C ookies
C hapter 9. Sockets for C lients
Section 9.1. Socket Basics
Section 9.2. Investigating
Protocols with Telnet
Section 9.3. The Socket C lass
Section 9.4. Socket
Exceptions
Section 9.5. Socket
Addresses
Section 9.6. Examples
C hapter 10. Sockets for Servers
Section 10.1. The
ServerSocket C lass
Section 10.2. Some Useful
Servers
C hapter 11. Secure Sockets
Section 11.1. Secure
C ommunications
Section 11.2. C reating
Secure C lient Sockets
Section 11.3. Methods of the
SSLSocket C lass
Section 11.4. C reating
Secure Server Sockets
Section 11.5. Methods of the
SSLServerSocket C lass
C hapter 12. Non-Blocking I/O
Section 12.1. An Example
C lient
Section 12.2. An Example
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Server
Section 12.3. Buffers
Section 12.4. C hannels
Section 12.5. Readiness
Selection
C hapter 13. UDP Datagrams and
Sockets
Section 13.1. The UDP
Protocol
Section 13.2. The
DatagramPacket C lass
Section 13.3. The
DatagramSocket C lass
Section 13.4. Some Useful
Applications
Section 13.5.
DatagramC hannel
C hapter 14. Multicast Sockets
Section 14.1. What Is a
Multicast Socket?
Section 14.2. Working with
Multicast Sockets
Section 14.3. Two Simple
Examples
C hapter 15. URLC onnections
Section 15.1. Opening
URLC onnections
Section 15.2. Reading Data
from a Server
Section 15.3. Reading the
Header
Section 15.4. C onfiguring the
C onnection
Section 15.5. C onfiguring the
C lient Request HTTP Header
Section 15.6. Writing Data to
a Server
Section 15.7. C ontent
Handlers
Section 15.8. The Object
Methods
Section 15.9. Security
C onsiderations for
URLC onnections
Section 15.10. Guessing
MIME C ontent Types
Section 15.11.
HttpURLC onnection
Section 15.12. C aches
Section 15.13.
JarURLC onnection
C hapter 16. Protocol Handlers
Section 16.1. What Is a
Protocol Handler?
Section 16.2. The
URLStreamHandler C lass
Section 16.3. Writing a
Protocol Handler
Section 16.4. More Protocol
Handler Examples and
Techniques
Section 16.5. The
URLStreamHandlerFactory
Interface
C hapter 17. C ontent Handlers
Section 17.1. What Is a
C ontent Handler?
Section 17.2. The
C ontentHandler C lass
Section 17.3. The
C ontentHandlerFactory
Interface
Section 17.4. A C ontent
Handler for the FITS Image
Format
C hapter 18. Remote Method
Invocation
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Section 18.1. What Is Remote
Method Invocation?
Section 18.2. Implementation
Section 18.3. Loading C lasses
at Runtime
Section 18.4. The java.rmi
Package
Section 18.5. The
java.rmi.registry Package
Section 18.6. The
java.rmi.server Package
C hapter 19. The JavaMail API
Section 19.1. What Is the
JavaMail API?
Section 19.2. Sending Email
Section 19.3. Receiving Mail
Section 19.4. Password
Authentication
Section 19.5. Addresses
Section 19.6. The URLName
C lass
Section 19.7. The Message
C lass
Section 19.8. The Part
Interface
Section 19.9. Multipart
Messages and File
Attachments
Section 19.10. MIME
Messages
Section 19.11. Folders
C olophon
Index
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