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An edition of The Minimum You Need to Know about Java on OpenVMS (2006)

The Minimum You Need to Know about Java on OpenVMS

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This book teaches people who have had only mild exposure to Java the ins and outs of getting Java to work on OpenVMS

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Logikal Solutions
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English
Pages
352

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Java, OpenVMS, RMS, MMS, RTL, JNI, system service calls, RDB, JDBC, CMS, OpenVMS device drivers, Textbooks, Java (Computer program language), Computer software, Development

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Page I-1
I.1. Why Java?
Page I-1
I.2. Approach of This Book
Page I-3
I.3. Prerequisites for This Book
Page I-4
I.4. Obtaining and Installing Java
Page I-4
I.5. Major Pitfalls of Java on OpenVMS
Page I-7
Chapter 1 Basics of Java
Page 1-1
1.1. A Little Bit of History and Concept
Page 1-1
1.2. Data Types
Page 1-5
1.3. Everything is a Class (almost)
Page 1-7
1.4. Reference not Pointer
Page 1-8
1.5. The Sandbox
Page 1-8
1.6. Garbage Collection
Page 1-9
1.7. No Include Files or Preprocessor
Page 1-10
1.8. Constructors and Finalizers
Page 1-11
1.9. Arithmetic Operators
Page 1-11
1.10. Relational Operators
Page 1-12
1.11. Boolean Operators
Page 1-12
1.12. Bitwise Operators
Page 1-13
1.13. Assignment Operators
Page 1-13
1.14. Comments
Page 1-13
1.15. Abstract Classes and Methods
Page 1-14
1.16. Inheritance
Page 1-14
1.17. Polymorphism
Page 1-17
1.18. Source Code Organization and Style
Page 1-17
1.19. Modifiers for Data Types and Methods
Page 1-18
1.20. Packages
Page 1-21
1.21. Interfaces
Page 1-22
1.22. Threads
Page 1-23
1.23. Exceptions
Page 1-26
1.24. JAVA$CLASSPATH
Page 1-28
1.25. A Little Lecture on Strings and References
Page 1-28
1.26. Java Follow Up
Page 1-30
1.27. Exercises
Page 1-32
Chapter 2 Using RTL and SYS Calls
Page 2-1
2.1. Goal of This Chapter
Page 2-1
2.2. Order of Development with JNI
Page 2-1
2.3. Creating Linker Option Files for JNI
Page 2-2
2.4. LibGetLogical
Page 2-8
2.5. Programming Assignment 1
Page 2-18
2.6. VMSLogical
Page 2-19
2.7. Programming Assignment 2
Page 2-25
2.8. VMSDate
Page 2-25
2.9. Programming Assignment 3
Page 2-41
2.10. VMSSpawn
Page 2-41
2.11. Programming Assignment 4
Page 2-45
2.12. Words of Warning About LIB$SPAWN()
Page 2-45
2.13. RTL and SYS Followup
Page 2-46
2.14. Exercises
Page 2-47
Chapter 3 Accessing RMS Indexed Files
Page 3-1
3.1. The Choices We Make
Page 3-1
3.2. Building What We Need
Page 3-2
3.3. The Native Interface Code
Page 3-29
3.4. One More Indexed File
Page 3-48
3.5. RMS Followup
Page 3-50
3.6. Programming Assignments
Page 3-51
3.7. Exercises
Page 3-51
Chapter 4 Interfacing With FMS
Page 4-1
4.1. Why Use FMS?
Page 4-1
4.2. Our Fms Class
Page 4-2
4.3. FMS Follow Up
Page 4-20
Chapter 5 Building Java Via MMS
Page 5-1
5.1. The philosophy
Page 5-1
5.2. Logical Name Table Modifications
Page 5-3
5.3. Build Command File
Page 5-3
5.4. The Infrastructure MMS Procedure
Page 5-6
5.5. Running Our New Classes
Page 5-18
5.6. Programming Assignment
Page 5-19
5.7. Exercises
Page 5-20
Chapter 6 Mega Zillionare Application - RMS
Page 6-1
6.1. What to Expect
Page 6-1
6.2. String Dates in Java
Page 6-1
6.3. Importing Data
Page 6-3
6.4. Bulk Reporting Data
Page 6-6
6.5. Creating Our Stats File
Page 6-10
6.6. Programming Assignment 1
Page 6-13
6.7. The Most Report
Page 6-14
6.7. Programming Assignment 2
Page 6-19
6.8. The Due Report
Page 6-19
6.9. Programming Assignment 3
Page 6-23
6.10. The Browse Module
Page 6-23
6.12. The Entry Module
Page 6-32
6.13. The Menu
Page 6-38
6.14. Programming Assignment 5
Page 6-42
Chapter 7 Using the Buffers Directly - RMS2
Page 7-1
7.1. The Intention
Page 7-1
7.2. How Hurt Are You?
Page 7-1
7.3. Programming Assignment One
Page 7-2
7.4. Upgrade Before Continuing
Page 7-2
7.5. Our New Java Class
Page 7-3
7.6. Programming Assignment Two
Page 7-14
7.7. The Support and Open Functions
Page 7-14
7.8. Reading Records
Page 7-20
7.9. Programming Assignment Three
Page 7-25
7.10. Updates and Deletes
Page 7-26
7.11. Programming Assignment Four
Page 7-27
7.12. Writing a Record
Page 7-27
7.13. Follow Up
Page 7-28
Chapter 8 RDB Via JDBC
Page 8-1
8.1. Setting Things Up
Page 8-1
8.2. A Sample Java Program
Page 8-6
8.3. Programming Assignment One
Page 8-10
8.4. Design Considerations
Page 8-11
8.5. Some Serious Flaws
Page 8-12
8.6. Our Main Program
Page 8-15
8.7. Our Prompt Routine
Page 8-19
8.8. The Import Module
Page 8-19
8.9. Stats Creation
Page 8-22
8.10. The Due Report
Page 8-26
8.11. The Dump Report
Page 8-29
8.12. Our Browse Module
Page 8-32
8.13. Programming Assignment Two
Page 8-40
8.14. The Maintenance Module
Page 8-41
8.15. Programming Assignment Three
Page 8-48
8.16. Programming Assignment Four
Page 8-48
8.17. RDB Follow Up
Page 8-48
8.18. JAR Files
Page 8-49
8.19. Java Follow Up
Page 8-50
Chapter 9 Ruminations
Page 9-1
9.1. Vendor Management Systems and the End of Consulting Firms
Page 9-1
9.2. The Tech Farm
Page 9-4
9.3. Return of the 30-Year System
Page 9-7
9.4. Do You Really Want to Work in IT?
Page 9-13
9.5. Solve the Whole Problem
Page 9-18
9.6. The Mythical Business Analyst
Page 9-23
9.7. The Much Maligned LF/CR
Page 9-29

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QA76.76.D49 H85 2005

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Number of pages
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OL11832500M
ISBN 10
0977086615
ISBN 13
9780977086610
LCCN
2007270521
OCLC/WorldCat
76032146
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