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Java Programming Java Programming, Exams of Computer Science

Java Programming By Dr.P.Rizwan Ahmed

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Download Java Programming Java Programming and more Exams Computer Science in PDF only on Docsity! Java Programming Third Edition Dr.P.Rizwan Ahmed Margham Publications Java Programming (Fundamentals of Java, Applet, AWT, Swing, Servlets, Java Beans, EJB and JSP) ( For B. Sc Computer Science, B.Sc., Software Computer Science, B.Sc. ISM, B.Sc. IT, B.Sc. Software System, B.Sc. Software Engineering, B.Sc.(Physics with CA), B.Sc.(Mathematics with CA),B.Sc.(Software System), B.Sc.(Electronics), B.Sc.(Electronics and Communication Systems), B.Com (CA),B.Com(IT), BCA, M.Sc. Computer Science, M.Sc. Information Technology, M.Sc.(Mathematics), M.Sc. Software Engineering, MCA, and IT Professionals.) THIRD EDITION Dr.P.Rizwan Ahmed,MCA.,M.Sc.,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D, Head of the Department Department of Computer Applications & Post Graduate Department of Information Technology Mazharul Uloom College, Ambur – 635 802 Tamil Nadu, INDIA. Margham Publications No.24, Rameswaram Road, T- Nager, Chennai- 600 017 Phone:(044) 2432 2469 Web Site: www.margham.in E-mail: [email protected] 3.4.2 Continue Statement Summary Review Question Chapter 4 Input and Output Statements 4.1 Input Statements 4.1.1 Scanner Class 4.2 System Class 4.2.1 Output Statement Summary Review Question Chapter 5 Classes and Objects 5.1 Class 5.1.1 Defining Methods 5.1.2 Creating Objects 5.1.3 Accessing Class Members 5.2 Constructor 5.2.1 Default Constructor 5.2.2 Parameterized Constructor 5.3 Method Overloading 5.4 Access Control 5.5 Static and Fixed Methods 5.6 Inner Class 5.7 String Class 5.8 StringBuffer Class Summary Review Questions Chapter 6 Inheritance 6.1 Inheritance 6.1.1 Deriving a Subclass 6.2 Overriding methods 6.3 Using super keyword 6.4 Difference between method overloading and method overriding in java 6.5 Abstract Class Summary Review Questions Chapter 7 Wrapper class, Auto boxing and Auto Unboxing 7.1 Type-Wrapper Classes for Primitive Types 7.2 Autoboxing and Auto-Unboxing 7.2.1 Benefits of Autoboxing / Unboxing 7.3 Recursion: Factorials Summary Review Questions Chapter 8 Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) - I 8.1 Working with windows using AWT Controls 8.2 Label 8.3 Button 8.4 Check Box 8.5 Choice Summary Review Questions Chatper-9 Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) - II 9.1. Text Components 9.1.1. TextFields 9.1.2 Text Area 9.2 Lists 9.3Scrollbars Summary Review Questions Chapter 10 Swing Components-I 10.1 Swing: Introduction 10.2 Swing Features 10.3 Difference between Swing and AWT 10.4 GUI Components 10.5 Common GUI Event types and Listener Interfaces 10.6 JOptionPane class 10.7 JLabel class 10.8 JText Components 10.8.1 JTextField 10.8.2 JText Area class 10.9 JButton class Summary Review Questions Chapter 11 Swing Components-II 11.1 JCheckBox Class 11.2 JComboBox 11.3 JSlider 11.4 JList 11.5 JFrame 11.6 JPanel Summary Review Questions Chapter 12 Event Handling 12.1 Introduction 12.2 Event Handling 12.3 Mouse Event Handling 12.4 Adapter Classes 12.5 Key Event Handling Summary Review Questions Chapter 13 Layout Managers 13.1 Layout Manager 13.1.1 Flow Layout 13.1.2 Border Layout 13.1.3 Grid Layout 13.1.4 Card Layout Summary Review Questions Chapter 14 Graphics and Java2D 14.1 Graphics and Java2D 14.1.1 Graphic Contexts and Graphic Objects 14.2 Color Control 14.3 Font Control 14.4 Graphics Class 14.4.1 Drawing Lines, Rectangles, Ovals and Arcs 14.4.1.1Drawing Lines 14.4.1.2 Drawing Rectangles 14.4.1.3 Drawing Ovals 14.4.1.4 Drawing Arcs Chapter 21 Networking 21.1 Network Basics 21.2 Proxy Servers 21.3 URL (Uniform Resource Locator) 21.3.1 URL Class 21.4 Socket Programming 21.4.1 Establishing a simple server with stream sockets 21.4.2 Establishing a simple client with stream sockets 21.5 Datagram 21.5.1 Establishing a simple server using Datagram Sockets 21.5.2 Establishing a simple client using Datagram Socket 21.6 Net Address 21.7 Domain Name System (DNS) Summary Review Questions Chapter 22 Web Servers and Servlets 22.1 Tomcat Web Server 22.2 Downloading and Installing Tomcat 22.3 Introduction 22.4 What is a Servlet? 22.5 Features of Servlets 22.6 Uses of Servlets 22.7 Advantages of Servlet 22.8 Difference between Applets and Servlets 22.9 Requirements of Java Servlets 22.10 Servlet Life Cycle 22.11 Servlet API 22.11.1 The javax.servlet Package 22.11.2 The javax.servlet.http Package 22.12 Creating and Executing Servlets 22.13 Your First Java Servlet 22.14 Using GenericServlet Class 22.15 Using HttpServlet Class 22.15.1 The doGet() Method 22.15.2 The doPost() Method 22.17 Session Tracking 22.18 Cookies 22.19 Servlets and JDBC 22.20 Sample Program Summary Review Questions Chapter 23 Java Beans 23.1 JavaBeans: An Introduction 23.2 JavaBeans Concepts 23.3 Advantages of Java Beans 23.4 Elements of a JavaBeans 23.5 Types of JavaBeans 23.6 Bean Properties 23.6.1 Different Types of Properties 23.7 Bean Developer Kit (BDK) 23.8 Starting the BDK 23.9 Adding a Bean to the ToolBox 23.10 Dropping a Bean on the BeanBox 23.11 Editing Bean Properties 23.12 Saving and Restoring Beans 23.13 Using the BDK 23.13.1 Create and Configure an Instance of the Molecule Bean 23.13.2 Create and Configure an Instance of the OurButton 23.14 JAR Files 23.15 Creating Simple Bean Summary Review Questions Chapter 24 Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) 24.1 Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans 24.2 EJB History 24.3 Benefits of EJB 24.4 Difference between JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans 24.5 Restrictions on EJB 24.6 Types of Enterprise JavaBeans 24.6.1 Session Beans 24.6.2 Entity Beans 24.6.3 Message-Driven Bean 24.7 EJB Architecture Summary Review Questions Chapter 25 Java Server Pages (JSP) 25.1 Introduction 25.2 Advantages of JSP 25.3 Benefits of JSP 25.4 The Anatomy of JSP 25.5 JSP Architecture 25.6 JSP Life Cycle 25.7 JSP Syntax 25.8 JSP Directives 25.8.1 Page Directive 25.8.2 Include Directive 25.8.3 Taglib Directive: 25.9 Setting up the JSP Environment & Installation of JDK Java 25.10 Create and Run a Simple JSP Program using Tomcat 25.11 A Simple Program Summary Review Questions APPENDICES APPENDIX-A: Solved Problems APPENDIX-B: Questions and Answers APPENDIX-C: Past University Question Papers APPENDIX-D: Solutions for Past University Question Papers