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Mac OS X for Java™ Geeks
By Will Iverson

Publisher	: O'Reilly
Pub Date	: April 2003
ISBN	: 0-596-00400-1
Pages	: 296

Conventions Used in This Book

Comments and Questions

Acknowledgments

Chapter 1. Getting Oriented

Section 1.1. All Those Confusing Names

Section 1.2. Why Now?

Chapter 2. Apple's Java Platform

Section 2.1. Apple JVM Basics

Section 2.2. Apple's JVM Directory Layout

Section 2.3. Additional APIs and Services

Section 2.4. Going Forward

Chapter 3. Java Tools

Section 3.1. Terminal

Section 3.2. Code Editors

Section 3.3. Jakarta Ant

Section 3.4. Additional Tools

Chapter 4. GUI Applications

Section 4.1. Swing and Aqua

Section 4.2. An Example Swing Application

Chapter 5. Apple Extensions

Section 5.1. The Mac OS X Finder

Section 5.2. Native Access

Chapter 6. Cross-Platform Programming

Section 6.1. GUI Construction

Section 6.2. New Line

Section 6.3. File Encoding

Section 6.4. Threading

Section 6.5. File Separator

Section 6.6. Testing Cross-Platform Compatibility

Section 6.7. For More Information

Chapter 7. Standalone Applications

Section 7.1. Packaging

Section 7.2. JAR Files

Section 7.3. Application Bundles

Section 7.4. Building an Application from Scratch

Section 7.5. MRJAppBuilder

Section 7.6. Next Steps

Chapter 8. Web-Delivered Applications

Section 8.1. Applets

Section 8.2. Java Web Start

Section 8.3. GUI Application Delivery Comparison

Section 8.4. Next Steps

Chapter 9. The Mac OS X Speech Framework

Section 9.1. The Speech API

Section 9.2. Putting Speech to Work

Chapter 10. QuickTime for Java

Section 10.1. Getting Started

Section 10.2. The QuickTime API

Section 10.3. The SimplePlayer Application

Chapter 11. The Mac OS X Spelling Framework

Section 11.1. Getting Set Up

Section 11.2. The Spelling API

Section 11.3. Spelling in Action

Chapter 12. Databases

Section 12.1. Basic Concepts

Section 12.2. Mac OS X Databases

Section 12.3. Next Steps

Chapter 13. Servlets, JSP, and Tomcat

Section 13.1. Apache Tomcat

Section 13.2. Database-Driven JSP Applications

Section 13.3. Frontending Tomcat with Apache

Section 13.4. Next Steps

Chapter 14. EJB and JBoss

Section 14.1. JBoss

Section 14.2. Getting Started with J2EE

Section 14.3. Pushing the Envelope

Chapter 15. Web Services

Section 15.1. RPC

Section 15.2. XML-RPC

Section 15.3. SOAP

Section 15.4. Additional Reading

Section 15.5. Final Thoughts