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Java Programming Examples
Coding Conventions
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Java Code Conventions (from Sun Microsystems)
Collections Framework
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Java Collections Framework Overview
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Java Collections Framework
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Collections in Java
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The Quintessential Collection
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Array Example
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ArrayList Example
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LinkedList Example
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TreeSet Example
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Predicate (Filtering) Example
Data / Time / Calendar Functions
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Date / Time Example
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Calendar Example
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Month View
Design Patterns
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Introduction To Using Design Patterns
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Java Design Patterns
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Typesafe Enum Pattern
Input and Output (I/O)
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README_ReadFromStdin.txt
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README_InputFile.txt
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Provides Convenience Methods for Converting HEX Values
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Filenames and Pathnames Example
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Files Example
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Directories Example
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Reading and Writing Example
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Custom Logging Example
JavaCC
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README.txt
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The JavaCC FAQ
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Description of the JavaCC Grammar File
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SimpleCalc1.jj
Javadoc
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A Javadoc Primer
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Class Example
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Package Example
JDBC
JNDI
LDAP
Logging Facilities
Math
Miscellaneous Java
Networking
Object-Oriented Techniques
Oracle / Java Technologies
Parameters Passing
Properties
Random Numbers
Reflection
Regular Expressions
Running External OS Commands
Security
Serialization
Strings
Swing / AWT
Threads
XML
ZIP / GZIP / Checksum
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The JDBC Connection Classes
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SQL Datatypes and Java Datatypes
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Connection Example
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Connection Options (i.e. SYSDBA)
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Password Management/Password Aging Features In JDBC
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Query Example
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DDL Example
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DatabaseMetaData Example
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Tablespace Usage Query
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Serialize Objects to Oracle
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Large Objects - (LOBs)
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PL/SQL and JDBC
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Write Text File to Table
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JDBC Application (with Oracle JVM and complete Ant Example)
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JNDI Overview
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JNDI - File Systems Demo 1
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Core Objects
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Logging Priority Levels
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Introduction to Java Logging Facilities
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Logging Demo (1) - Java SDK 1.4 Logging API
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Logging Demo (2) - Java SDK 1.4 Logging API
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Logging Demo (2) - LoggingDemo2.xml
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Logger Relationship Example
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Using CLASSPATH and SOURCEPATH
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Java Primitive Types
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Java Options For Garbage Collection
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Using javap
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Converting Data Types
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Auto increment/decrement operator
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Play standard audio files (WAV or MID)
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Java Statement Runner
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Using the CLASSPATH or Other Packaged APIs
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Using the JAR Utility
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The Java Class Disassembler
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Garbage Collection (verbose option)
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Java Networking Programming Overview
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Get Service By Name
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Internet Protocol (IP) Address Example
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Client Sockets Example
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Server Sockets Example
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Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) Examples
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Object-Oriented Techniques
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Object Equality
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Printing Objects using toString()
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Overriding the hashCode() Method
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Cloning Objects
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The Class Class
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JDBC Examples
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De-support Information - (J2EE & Corba in the Oracle9i Database)
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Deploying Java Servlets and JSPs using the Oracle HTTP Server - (Oracle 8i)
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JServer / Thin Driver Connection Manager for Oracle
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Serializing Java Objects to Oracle
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Introduction to Java Stored Procedures - (JServer / Oracle 8i)
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Oracle Servlet Engine - (OSE)
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Chronology of Java Technologies in Oracle
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Command line parameters
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Parameter Passing - Explained
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Parameter Passing (2) - Explained
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Application.properties
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System Properties
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Property Files
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README.txt (Random Numbers)
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java.lang.Math Class
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java.util.Random Class
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Introduction To Using Reflection
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Understanding Class.forName()
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Reflect Class Example
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Reflection Demo
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README.txt
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Regular Expression Demo (Apache)
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Regular Expression Demo (Sun SDK 1.4)
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Running External OS Commands Overview
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Running UNIX External OS Commands
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Security Manager / Access Controller
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Java Cryptography Extension
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Java Secure Sockets Extension
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Java Authentication and Authorization Service
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Using serialver
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Simple (Save / Load) Serialization Example
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README.txt
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Substrings
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String tokenizer
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StringBuffer versus String
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Reverse string (by characters)
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Reverse string (by words)
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Accessing a string one character at a time
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Controlling the case of a string
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toString Example
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Beep / Date Example
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Events and Their Associated Listeners
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AWT Example
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Exit Application On Frame Close
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Confirm Exit Dialog
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FlowLayout Manager
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BorderLayout Manager
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CardLayout Manager
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pack() vs. setSize()
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Change Pluggable Look and Feel
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When Is a Thread Considered Active?
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Starting, Stopping and Joining Threads
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Thread Countdown (extending Thread)
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Thread Countdown (implement Runnable)
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Using the isAlive() method
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Using the join() method
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Using the join() method - (Another Example)
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Thread Naming
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The currentThread() method
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Enumerating Threads in an Application
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Parallelism Example
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Example XML and DTD File
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Example XML and DTD File
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DTD Overview
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DTD Tutorial
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Declaring Zero or One Occurrences of the Same Element
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All about JAXP (by Enhydra Strategist)
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XML APIs
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DOM Example (Generic)
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SAX Example (Generic)
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Oracle XML Parser Example (DOM)
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Xerces2 XML Parser Example (DOM)
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Crimson XML Parser Example (DOM)
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JAXP Example (Uses default parser - which is Crimson)
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JAXP Example (Using Crimson Parser)
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JAXP Example (Using Xerces Parser)
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JAXP Example (Using Oracle Parser)
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example1.txt
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example2.txt
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example3.txt
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Creating a ZIP File
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List the Contents of a ZIP File
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Retrieving all Files from a Zip File
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Compress File to GZIP Format
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Uncompressing File in GZIP Format
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Calculating the Checksum of a File / Adler-32
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Calculating the Checksum of a File / CRC-32
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