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Index Apache Tomcat, 222 DataGrid, 4, 9, 220, 222–224 design patterns, VII–IX, 3, 4, 15, 104–112, 219, 223, 225 Model-View-Controller, 52, 84 acceptor-connector, 209 active object, 214 adapter, 127–138 articulated facade, 132, 140, 143, 144, 156, 176 asynchronous method, 209–217 chain of responsibility, 201, 202 decorator, 17, 147–153, 157, 171, 201 facade, 113–126 factory, 191–199 abstract factory, 192 builder, 193 factory method, 192 prototype, 193 singleton, 193 iterator, 192 mediator, 125, 150 observer, 48, 76, 173, 180 proxy, 79, 181, 183 singleton, 126 state, 185, 190 template, 69, 139–144 dialogs, 54–55, 63, 94 e-Science, VII–IX, 3–9, 79, 181, 202, 203, 220–224 filtering data, 66–69, 161 fusion, 5–8, 30 Globus, 10 graphics hardware acceleration, 77, 163 Grid, VII, 3, 10, 181, 190, 194, 196, 201, 202, 220–224 H-1NF, 13 image buffering, 171 ITER, 6 Java, VII–X, 151, 166, 191, 220, 222–224 javac, 119 javax.swing.tree, 199 AWT, 73, 169 Class, 197 collection framework, 192 collections framework, 83 Color, 59, 134 constructor, 168, 192 exceptions, 20–21 Hashtable, 158, 168 inner class, 48, 55, 169, 185 Input Output, 147 input output, 15–36, 149 interface, 106, 114, 156, 168, 192 Java2D, 57–71 JDialog, 94 JList, 83 JOptionPane, 54 JTree, 79, 88–89 LayoutManager, 169 Math, 139
382 Index package, 197 Properties, 168 protected variables, 144 servlets, 222 sockets, 21–28 Swing, 39–55, 73–77, 83 threads, 25–28, 203–217 Timer, 212 virtual machine, 206 jScope, 13 linked lists, 80 Makefiles, 119 mdsip, 28, 32–35, 227–232 MDSplus, VII, 9–10, 28–35, 62, 80, 85, 89, 91, 223, 225, 227–242 metadata, 79, 223–224 nice numbers, 70 plasma,6,31 recursion, 86–89, 92 RFX, 10 software process, 101–104 tick marks, 69–71 trees, 85 UML, 102–112, 114 Unified Process, 103
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Texts in Computational Science and
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Henry Gardner Computer Science, FEI
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Preface This is a book about a code
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Preface IX domains using the facade
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Preface XI the h1data database, Cli
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1 e-Science and EScope In this chap
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1.2 Computers in Physics 1.3 Comput
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1.5 Our Target Data Server: MDSplus
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1.6 Two Sample Datasets 11 database
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1.6.2 The H-1NF Heliac 1.7 jScope a
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4.3 A Fancier Plot 63 expression=
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6 Navigating the Database As a fina
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7.4.5 Ignore Aggregation! 7.4 A Dia
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