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OSGi in Action: Creating Modular Applications in Java by Richard Hall OSGi in Action: Creating Modular Applications in Java

Creating Java Applications

Creating Java Applications. (Software Development Life Cycle). 1. specify the problem requirements - clarify 2. analyze the problem - Input? Processes? Output expected? 3. design the classes - top down: What are the major subtasks for which -

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 10 Flow Control in Java. Flow Control In Java. Purpose of using selective and repetitive execution Implement methods that produce complex behaviors Selective flow control statements: if and switch Repetitive flow control statements: while , for , do.

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Logging in Java applications

Logging in Java applications. Sean C. Sullivan July 23, 2002 Portland Java Users Group. In the beginning…. public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(“Hello world!”); } }. Real-world applications are complex.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 9 Methods. Objectives. Use Math methods Use string methods Understand boolean type Build your own Java methods Define parameters and pass arguments to them Distinguish between class and instance methods Build a method library. Java’s Math class.

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OSGi in action

OSGi in action. BlueDavy http://www.osgi.org.cn http://blog.bluedavy.cn. 1.1 2007-10-20. Agenda. Use OSGi with popular framework Deploy exist system to OSGi The feature of OSGi application OSGi application design best practices OSGi application develop best practices Resources.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 10 Flow Control in Java. Objectives. Learn how to use the if statement Learn how to use the switch statement Learn how to use the while loop Learn how to use the for loop Learn how to use the do loop. Flow Control In Java.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 1 Getting Started with Alice. Objectives. Design a simple Alice program Build a simple Alice program Animate Alice objects by sending them messages Use the Alice doInOrder and doTogether controls. Objectives (continued).

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Professor Richard Hall @hallymk1 rhall1@dmu.ac.uk richard-hall

Social sustainability, mass intellectuality and the idea of the University. Professor Richard Hall @hallymk1 rhall1@dmu.ac.uk richard-hall.org Building Sustainable Societies. 30 June 2014. Three statements on the University and the secular crisis.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 14 Events and GUIs. Events and GUIs. Event: an occurrence during program execution Examples: mouse clicks and key presses Event handler: a mechanism that manages events A method is written to provide responsive behavior

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Applications in Java

Applications in Java. Towson University 2013. *Ref: http://chortle.ccsu.edu/java5/index.html. The Guessing Game. The Guessing Game. Summary: The game involves a ‘game’ object and three ‘player’ objects.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 6 Events. Objectives. Create new events in Alice Create handler methods for Alice events Use events to build interactive stories. Events. An interactive program processes data input by a user Events are actions generated by a user or a program

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Building Modular Cloud Applications in Java

Building Modular Cloud Applications in Java. Lessons Learned. Bert Ertman Fellow at Luminis in the NetherlandsJUG Leader for NLJUG and a Java Champion. @BertErtman. Paul Bakker Architect at Luminis Technologies. @pbakker. a presentation for. Re: Cloud Applications. Some characteristics:

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Creating Graphics in Java

Creating Graphics in Java. CSE301 University of Sunderland Harry R Erwin, PhD. Resources. Flanagan, David (2000). Java Foundation Classes in a Nutshell, O’Reilly. Darwin, Ian F. (2004). Java Cookbook, O’Reilly. Flanagan, David (2004). Java Examples in a Nutshell, O’Reilly.

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Security in Java applications

Security in Java applications. Терминология. Authentication (auth) – Идентификация пользователя Authorization ( authz ) – проверка прав пользователя Типы Auth в веб-приложении Basic Form SSO ( NTLMv2, OpenID , Custom). Типовая модель данных. Пользователи Роли

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Applications in Java 1.2

Applications in Java 1.2. Half Text Half Graphics. Swing Components. Defined in package javax.swing Pure Java components AWT components tied to local platform GUI UNIX java windows look like X windows Windows java windows look like windows windows (??) etc.

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 3 Variables and Functions. Objectives. Learn and use three types of variables Method (local): defined for use within a method e.g. to store values to be used later Parameter: variables passed to a method to make methods more general and useful

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Distributed Applications in Java

Distributed Applications in Java. CS 420 – Spring 2006. Outline. Distributed Applications in Java Introduction to Distributed Computing Java Object Serialization Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI) Introduction to Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) Architecture Types of EJBs

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Creating menus in Java

Creating menus in Java. Mimi Opkins CECS 174. Menus. Menus work well for console applications. The menu can be contained within a do-while loop and the do-while loop should be contained within main(). The menu itself is coded as a switch-case statement. Menu-Driven Application.

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Alice in Action with Java

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Alice in Action with Java

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Alice in Action with Java

Alice in Action with Java. Chapter 9 Methods. Objectives. Learn to call methods And pass arguments to methods Build your own Java methods Define parameters Distinguish between class and instance methods Build a method library. Methods. How to execute a method

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