Java™ Application Development on Linux - Dator

552Indexbreak statement, 67, 74–75browsers, 404connecting with a server, 413plug-ins, 166sessions, 414–415Bruce Perens’ Open Source Series, xxii, xxiv,523BSD/UNIX, 5B-trees, 321BudgetProas a servlet, 416–420, 423, 430buildfile for, 464database for, 320, 324EAR file for, 506–512, 515in JSP, 424–426, 438in Swing, 348–373, 527–537in SWT, 387–395buildfiles (build.xml), 220–231, 248, 257,516Button class, 385, 388, 391–392buttons (in GUI), 345, 352, 355–356, 374actions, 356–358, 374enabled/disabled, 357, 392byte type, 53–54bzip2, 218CC language, 53, 249C++ language, 249exceptions, 77operator overloading, 52templates, 94virtual methods, 96CallableStatement class, 337Canvas class, 385Capability Maturity Model, see CMMCaret class, 385Carnegie, Dale, 274case statement, 67Cash-Peterson, Patrick, xxivCastor, 321cat, 17catch statement, 76–79char type, 54characterscoding, 54counting, in a file, 9escaping, 9, 15characters (continued)lowercase/uppercase, 61ranges, 14–15check boxes (in GUI), 346chgrp, 11, 448chkconfig, 456, 458–463chmod, 11, 240, 448, 463chown, 11CICS (Customer Information ControlSystem), 518CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing), 485CIFS filesystem, 485class statement, 86classes, 34, 58, 86abstract, 305, 368base, 285compiling, 117, 119constructors for, 59, 140core language, 86deprecated, 120, 127, 129documentation, 518extended, 87–91, 96files, 58–59, 84–85, 117, 119disassembling, see javapgrouping, 83inherited, 87–91, 94, 284inner, 59, 87, 348, 356, 360, 393instances, 58names, 83–86, 119referencing, 85–86RMI serial versions, 165scope, 59testing, 102without package declaration, 183classpath, 117–119, 181bootstrap, 117runtime, 119, 121–122CLASSPATH environment variable, 84–85,118, 145, 158, 184, 211, 242, 297, 301,308, 332, 501overriding, 119, 121–122setting, 119clientscompiling, 147developing, 142–143setting up, 144–147working with servers, 138