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Part I. Introduction: Part II. Getting Started with Java: 1. When in Rome: a guide to the Java paradigm Richard Deadman; 2. Enumerating types with class Eric White; Part III. Migrating to Java: 3. How to successfully migrate to Java Martin Schedlbauer and David Udin; 4. Kissin’ cousings: communicating between Java and JavaScript Steven W. Disbrow; Part IV. Techniques: 5. Java permutations and combinations Steven J. Metsker; 6. Prevention is better than cure Mike Mannion and Roy Phillips; 7. International text in JDK 1.2 Mark Davis, Doug Felt and John Raley; Part V. Modeling and Patterns: 8. The conceptual model: what’s the object? Greg Larman; 9. Refining skills for expressive conceptual models Craig Larman; 10. Distributed observer chains Andrew Smith; 11. Event notifier: a pattern for event notification Suchitra Gupta, Jeffrey M. Hartkopf and Suresh Ramaswamy; 12. Analysis patterns Martin Fowler; Part VI. Java in a Distributed World: 13. Mobile agent system architecture Steven R. Farley; 14. Deployment strategies for Java client applications Ron Repking; 15. Locating CORBA objects from Java John O’Shea; Part VII. Threads: 16. Effective multithreading Peter Bosch; 17. Multi-threaded assignment surprises John Miller Crawford and Steve Ball; 18. Multithreaded exception handling in Java Joe De Russo III and Peter Haggar; 19. Writing more complex synchronization in Java Bill Lewis; Part VIII. User Interfaces: 20. Constructing modular user interfaces in Java John Hunt; 21. JFC’s swing, Part I: model/view/controller David Geary; 22. Panel states: a user interface design pattern Roger Spall; Part IX. Security: 23. Using the Java security package Steve Burnett; 24. Using the Java cryptographic extensions Steve Burnett; 25. Java application server security using capabilities Greg Frascadore; Part X. Testing: 26. Effective test strategies for enterprise-critical applications Kamesh Pemmaraju; 27. Putting Java beans to the test David Houlding; 28. Test-infected: programmers love writing tests Kent Beck and Erich Gamma; Part XI. Performance: 29. Complex Java applications: breaking the speed limit Allen Wirfs-Brick; 30. Are distributed objects fast enough? Matjaz B. Juric, Ales Zivkovic and Ivan Rozman; 31. Efficient text searching in Java Laura Werner; 32. Enterprise applets and archive functionality John Cerwin; Part XII. Reality Check: 33. Primitive types considered harmful Sherman R. Alpert; 34. Getting the numbers right: a cautionary tale Ken Dickey; Index.

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