Java 1.1 Unleashed
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Cloneable | Interface indicating that an object may be copied or cloned |
Runnable | Methods for classes that want to run as threads |
Serializable | Interface for tagging an object that can be serialized (Java 1.1) |
Boolean | Object wrapper for boolean values |
Byte | Object wrapper for byte values (Java 1.1) |
Character | Object wrapper for char values |
Class | Runtime representations of classes |
ClassLoader | Abstract behavior for handling loading of classes |
Compiler | System class that gives access to the Java compiler |
Double | Object wrapper for double values |
Float | Object wrapper for float values |
Integer | Object wrapper for int values |
Long | Object wrapper for long values |
Math | Utility class for math operations |
Number | Abstract superclass of all number classes (Integer, Float, and so on) |
Object | Generic Object class, at top of inheritance hierarchy |
Process | Abstract behavior for processes such as those spawned using methods in the System class |
Runtime | Access to the Java runtime system |
SecurityManager | Abstract behavior for implementing security policies |
Short | Object wrapper for short values (Java 1.1) |
String | Character strings |
StringBuffer | Mutable strings |
System | Access to Java's system-level behavior, provided in a platform-independent way. |
Thread | Methods for managing threads and classes that run in threads |
ThreadDeath | Class of object thrown when a thread is asynchronously terminated |
ThreadGroup | A group of threads |
Throwable | Generic exception class; all objects thrown must beaThrowable |
Void | Object wrapper for void types (Java 1.1) |
The java.lang.reflect package is used to find out information about loaded classes such as what methods and fields they have.
Member | Methods to find out information about a member |
Array | Methods to dynamically create and access arrays |
Constructor | Methods to find out about and access constructors |
Field | Methods to find out about and access variables |
Method | Methods to find out about and access methods |
Modifier | Decoder for static class and member access modifiers |
The java.math package contains two classes that can hold numbers of arbitrary size.
BigDecimal | A very big floating-point number |
BigInteger | A very big integer number |
The java.util package contains various utility classes and interfaces, including random numbers, system properties, and other useful classes.
Enumeration | Methods for enumerating sets of values |
EventListener | Methods for listening to events (Java 1.1) |
Observer | Methods for enabling classes to be Observable objects |
BitSet | A set of bits |
Calendar | A generic calendar (Java 1.1) |
Date | The current system date as well as methods for generating and parsing dates |
Dictionary | An abstract class that maps between keys and values (superclass of HashTable) |
EventObject | A event object associated with another object (Java 1.1) |
GregorianCalendar | A Gregorian calendar, which is the type you probably use (Java 1.1) |
Hashtable | A hash table |
ListResourceBundle | A resource supplier for a Locale (Java 1.1) |
Locale | A description of a geographic location (Java 1.1) |
Observable | An abstract class for observable objects |
Properties | A hash table that contains behavior for setting and retrieving persistent properties of the system or a class |
PropertyResourceBundle | A resource supplier which uses properties from a file (Java 1.1) |
Random | Utilities for generating random numbers |
ResourceBundle | A set of objects related to a Locale (Java 1.1) |
SimpleTimeZone | A simplified time zone (Java 1.1) |
Stack | A stack (a last-in-first-out queue) |
StringTokenizer | Utilities for splitting strings into individual "tokens" |
TimeZone | A generic time zone (Java 1.1) |
Vector | A growable array of Objects |
The java.util.zip package provides classes for dealing with ZIP and GZIP files.
Checksum | Methods for calculating a checksum |
Adler32 | Calculates an Adler 32 checksum |
CRC32 | Calculates a CRC 32 checksum |
CheckedInputStream | Input stream with an associated checksum |
CheckedOutputStream | Output stream with an associated checksum |
Deflator | Compressor for uncompressed files |
DeflatorOutputStream | Output stream that compresses files |
GZIPInputSteam | Input stream from a GZIP file |
GZIPOutputStream | Output stream to a GZIP file |
Inflater | Decompressor for compressed files |
InflaterInputStream | Input stream that decompresses files |
ZipEntry | A file entry inside a ZIP file |
ZipFile | A whole ZIP file |
ZipInputStream | Input stream from a ZIP file |
ZipOutputStream | Output stream to a ZIP file |
The java.io package provides input and output classes and interfaces for streams and files.
DataInput | Methods for reading machine-independent typed input streams |
DataOutput | Methods for writing machine-independent typed output streams |
Externalizable | Methods to write/read an object's contents with a stream (Java 1.1) |
FilenameFilter | Methods for filtering filenames |
ObjectInput | Methods for reading objects (Java 1.1) |
ObjectInputValidation | Methods to validate an object (Java 1.1) |
ObjectOutput | Methods for writing objects (Java 1.1) |
Serializable | Tag to say that this class can be serialized (Java 1.1) |
BufferedInputStream | A buffered input stream |
BufferedOutputStream | A buffered output stream |
BufferedReader | A buffered reader (Java 1.1) |
BufferedWriter | A buffered writer (Java 1.1) |
ByteArrayInputStream | An input stream from a byte array |
ByteArrayOutputStream | An output stream to a byte array |
CharArrayReader | A reader from an array of characters (Java 1.1) |
CharArrayWriter | A writer to an array of characters (Java 1.1) |
DataInputStream | Enables you to read primitive Java types (ints, chars, booleans, and so on) from a stream in a machine-independent way |
DataOutputStream | Enables you to write primitive Java data types (ints, chars, booleans, and so on) to a stream in a machine-independent way |
File | Represents a file on the host's file system |
FileDescriptor | Holds onto the UNIX-like file descriptor of a file or socket |
FileInputStream | An input stream from a file, constructed using a filename or descriptor |
FileOutputStream | An output stream to a file, constructed using a filename or descriptor |
FileReader | A reader from a file, constructed using a filename or descriptor (Java 1.1) |
FileWriter | A writer to a file, constructed using a filename or descriptor (Java 1.1) |
FilterInputStream | Abstract class that provides a filter for input streams (and for adding stream functionality such as buffering) |
FilterOutputStream | Abstract class that provides a filter for output streams (and for adding stream functionality such as buffering) |
FilterReader | A class that provides a filter for readers (and for adding functionality such as buffering) (Java 1.1) |
FilterWriter | A class that provides a filter for writers (and for adding functionality such as buffering) (Java 1.1) |
InputStream | An abstract class representing an input stream of bytes; the parent of all input streams in this package |
LineNumberInputStream | An input stream that keeps track of line numbers |
ObjectInputStream | A class that deserializes data and objects (Java 1.1) |
ObjectOutputStream | A class that serializes data and objects (Java 1.1) |
ObjectStreamClass | A descriptor for classes that can be serialized (Java 1.1) |
OutputStream | An abstract class representing an output stream of bytes; the parent of all output streams in this package |
OutputStreamWriter | A bridge between byte and character streams (Java 1.1) |
PipedInputStream | A piped input stream, which should be connected to a PipedOutputStream to be useful |
PipedOutputStream | A piped output stream, which should be connected to a PipedInputStream to be useful (together they provide safe communication between threads) |
PipedReader | A piped reader, which should be connected to a PipedWriter to be useful (Java 1.1) |
PipedWriter | A piped writer, which should be connected to a PipedReader to be useful (Java 1.1) |
PrintStream | An output stream for printing (used by System.out. println(...)) |
PrintWriter | A writer for printing (Java 1.1) |
PushbackInputStream | An input stream with a pushback buffer |
PushbackReader | A reader with a pushback buffer (Java 1.1) |
RandomAccessFile | Provides random access to a file, constructed from filenames, descriptors, or objects |
Reader | An abstract class representing an input character stream; the parent of all readers in this |
SequenceInputStream | Converts a sequence of input streams into a single input package (Java 1.1) stream |
StreamTokenizer | Converts an input stream into a series of individual tokens |
StringBufferInputStream | An input stream from a String object |
StringReader | A reader from a String object (Java 1.1) |
StringWriter | A writer to a String object (Java 1.1) |
Writer | An abstract class representing an output character stream; the parent of all writers in this package (Java 1.1) |
The java.net package contains classes and interfaces for performing network operations, such as sockets and URLs.
ContentHandlerFactory | Methods for creating ContentHandler objects |
FileNameMap | Methods for mapping between types (Java 1.1)filenames and MIME |
SocketImplFactory | Methods for creating socket implementations (instance of the SocketImpl class) |
URLStreamHandlerFactory | Methods for creating URLStreamHandler objects |
ContentHandler | Abstract behavior for reading data from a URL connection and constructing the appropriate local object, based on MIME types |
DatagramPacket | A datagram packet (UDP) |
DatagramSocket | A datagram socket |
DatagramSocketImpl | Abstract base class for datagram and multicast sockets (Java 1.1) |
HttpURLConnection | A connection can handle the HTTP protocol (Java 1.1) |
InetAddress | An object representation of an Internet host (host name, IP address) |
MulticastSocket | A server-side socket with support for transmitting data to multiple client sockets (Java 1.1) |
ServerSocket | A server-side socket |
Socket | A socket |
SocketImpl | An abstract class for specific socket implementations |
URL | An object representation of a URL |
URLConnection | Abstract behavior for a socket that can handle various Web-based protocols (http, ftp, and so on) |
URLEncoder | Turns strings into x-www-form-urlencoded format |
URLStreamHandler | Abstract class for managing streams to objects referenced by URLs |
The java.awt package contains the classes and interfaces that make up the Abstract Windowing Toolkit.
Adjustable | Methods for objects with adjustable numeric values (Java 1.1) |
EventSource | Methods for objects that generate events (Java 1.1) |
ItemSelectable | Methods for objects that contain a set of selectable items (Java 1.1) |
LayoutManager | Methods for laying out containers |
LayoutManager2 | Methods for laying out containers based on a constraints object (Java 1.1) |
MenuContainer | Methods for menu-related containers |
PrintGraphics | Methods for providing a print graphics context (Java 1.1) |
Shape | Methods for geometric shapes (Java 1.1) |
AWTEvent | The parent of all AWT events (Java 1.1) |
AWTEventMulticaster | A multicast event dispatcher (Java 1.1) |
BorderLayout | A layout manager for arranging items in border formation |
Button | A UI pushbutton |
Canvas | A canvas for drawing and performing other graphics operations |
CardLayout | A layout manager for HyperCard-like metaphors |
Checkbox | A checkbox |
CheckboxGroup | A group of exclusive checkboxes (radio buttons) |
CheckboxMenuItem | A toggle menu item |
Choice | A popup menu of choices |
Color | An abstract representation of a color |
Component | The abstract generic class for all UI components |
Container | Abstract behavior for a component components or containers that can hold other |
Cursor | A screen cursor (Java 1.1) |
Dialog | A window for brief interactions with users |
Dimension | An object representing width and height |
Event | An object representing events caused by the system or based on user input |
EventQueue | A queue of events waiting to be processed (Java 1.1) |
FileDialog | A dialog box for getting filenames from the local file system |
FlowLayout | A layout manager that lays out objects from left to right in rows |
Font | An abstract representation of a font |
FontMetrics | Abstract class for holding information about a specific font's character hapes and height and width information |
Frame | A top-level window with a title |
Graphics | Abstract behavior for representing a graphics context and for drawing and painting shapes and objects |
GridBagConstraints | Constraints for components laid out using GridBagLayout |
GridBagLayout | A layout manager that aligns components horizontally and vertically based on their values from GridBagConstraints |
GridLayout | A layout manager with rows and columns; elements are added to each cell in the grid |
Image | An abstract representation of a bitmap image |
Insets | Distances from the outer border of the window; used to lay out components |
Label | A text label for UI components |
List | A scrolling list |
MediaTracker | A way to keep track of the status of media objects being loaded over the Net |
Menu | A menu that can contain menu items and is a container on a menu bar |
MenuBar | A menu bar (container for menus) |
MenuComponent | The abstract superclass of all menu elements |
MenuItem | An individual menu item |
MenuShortcut | A keyboard shortcut for a menu item (Java 1.1) |
Panel | A container that is displayed |
Point | An object representing a point (x and y coordinates) |
Polygon | An object representing a set of points |
PopupMenu | A menu that pops up (Java 1.1) |
PrintJob | A job to be printed (Java 1.1) |
Rectangle | An object representing a rectangle (x and y coordinates for the top-left corner, plus width and height) |
ScrollPane | A container with automatic scrolling (Java 1.1) |
Scrollbar | A UI scrollbar object |
SystemColor | A class containing the GUI colors for a system (Java 1.1) |
TextArea | A multiline, scrollable, editable text field |
TextComponent | The superclass of all editable text components |
TextField | A fixed-size editable text field |
Toolkit Abstract behavior for binding the abstract AWT classes to a platform | specific toolkit implementation |
Window A top | level window, and the superclass of the Frame and Dialog classes |
The java.awt.datatransfer package is a subpackage of the AWT that provides interfaces and methods for talking to the clipboard.
ClipboardOwner | Methods for classes providing data to a clipboard |
Transferable | Methods for classes providing data to a transfer operation |
Clipboard | The clipboard itself |
DataFlavor | The opaque concept of a data format |
StringSelection | A transfer agent for a string |
The java.awt.event package is a subpackage of the AWT that implements the new event model for Java 1.1.
ActionListener | Methods for listening to an action event |
AdjustmentListener | Methods for listening to an adjustment event |
ComponentListener | Methods for listening to a component event |
FocusListener | Methods for listening to a focus event |
ItemListener | Methods for listening to an item event |
KeyListener | Methods for listening to a keyboard event |
MouseListener | Methods for listening to a mouse event |
MouseMotionListener | Methods for listening to a mouse motion event |
TextListener | Methods for listening to a text event |
WindowListener | Methods for listening to a window event |
ActionEvent | An action event |
AdjustmentEvent | An adjustment event generated from an adjustable object |
ComponentAdapter | An adapter that listens to component events |
ComponentEvent | A component event |
ContainerAdapter | An adapter that listens to container events |
ContainerEvent | A container event |
FocusAdapter | An adapter that listens to focus events |
FocusEvent | A focus event |
InputEvent | An input event |
ItemEvent | An item event generated from an ItemSelectable object |
KeyAdapter | An adapter that listens to keyboard events |
KeyEvent | A keyboard event |
MouseAdapter | An adapter that listens to mouse events |
MouseEvent | A mouse event |
MouseMotionAdapter | An adapter that listens to mouse motion events, such as drag |
PaintEvent | A component-level paint event |
TextEvent | A text event generated by a TextComponent |
WindowAdapter | An adapter that listens to window events |
WindowEvent | A windowing event |
The java.awt.image package is a subpackage of the AWT that provides interfaces and classes for managing bitmap images.
ImageConsumer | Methods for receiving image data created by an ImageProducer |
ImageObserver | Methods to track the loading and construction of an image |
ImageProducer | Methods for producing image data received by an ImageConsumer |
AverageScaleFilter | A filter that scales an image based on an average algorithm (Java 1.1) |
ColorModel | An abstract class for managing color information for images |
CropImageFilter | A filter for cropping images to a particular size |
DirectColorModel | A specific color model for managing and translating pixel color values |
FilteredImageSource | An ImageProducer that takes an image and an ImageFilter object and produces an image for an ImageConsumer |
ImageFilter | A filter that takes image data from an ImageProducer, modifies it in some way, and hands it off to an ImageConsumer |
IndexColorModel | A specific color model for managing and translating color values in a fixed-color map |
MemoryImageSource | An image producer that gets its image from memory; used after constructing an image by hand |
PixelGrabber | An ImageConsumer that retrieves a subset of the pixels in an image |
ReplicateScaleFilter | A filter that scales an image (Java 1.1) |
RGBImageFilter | Abstract behavior for a filter that modifies the RGB values of pixels in RGB images |
The java.awt.peer package is a subpackage of AWT that provides the (hidden) platform- specific AWT classes (for example, Motif, Macintosh, and Windows 95) with platform- independent interfaces to implement. Thus, callers using these interfaces need not know which platform's window system these hidden AWT classes are currently implementing.
Each class in the AWT that inherits from either Component or MenuComponent has a corresponding peer class. Each of those classes is the name of the Component with -Peer added (for example, ButtonPeer, DialogPeer, and WindowPeer). Because each one provides similar behavior, they are not enumerated here.
The java.applet package provides applet-specific behavior.
AppletContext | Methods to refer to the applet's context |
AppletStub | Methods for implementing applet viewers |
AudioClip | Methods for playing audio files |
Applet | The base applet class |
The java.beans package contains the classes and interfaces that make the JavaBeans technology possible.
BeanInfo | Methods that can be used to find out information explicitly provided by a bean |
Customizer | Methods that define the overhead to provide a complete visual editor for a bean |
PropertyChangeListener | Method that is called when a bound property is changed |
PropertyEditor | Methods that provide support for GUIs that allow users to edit a property value of a given type |
VetoableChangeListener | Methods that are called when a constrained property is changed |
Visibility | Methods used to determine whether interface is available for the bean to use a bean requires a graphical user interface and whether a graphical user |
BeanDescriptor | Provides global information about a bean |
Beans | Provides some general-purpose beans control methods |
EventSetDescriptor | Represents a set of events that a bean is capable of generating |
FeatureDescriptor | Serves as a common base class for the EventSetDescriptor, MethodDescriptor, and PropertyDescriptor classes |
IndexedPropertyDescriptor | Provides methods for accessing the type of an indexed property along with its accessor methods |
Introspector | Provides the overhead necessary to analyze a bean and determine its public properties, methods, and events |
MethodDescriptor | Provides methods for accessing information such as a method's parameters |
ParameterDescriptor | Allows bean implementors to provide additional information for each of their parameters |
PropertyChangeEvent | Stores information relating to a change in a bound or constrained property |
PropertyChangeSupport | A helper class for managing listeners of bound and constrained properties |
PropertyDescriptor | Provides methods for accessing the type of a property along with its accessor methods and describes whether it is bound or constrained |
PropertyEditorManager | Provides a way of registering property types so that their editors can be easily found |
PropertyEditorSupport | A helper class implementing the PropertyEditor interfaces that is used to make the construction of custom property editors a little easier |
SimpleBeanInfo | A support class designed to make it easier for bean developers to provide explicit information about a bean |
VetoableChangeSupport | A helper class for managing listeners of bound and constrained properties |
The java.rmi package contains the classes and interfaces that enable the programmer to create distributed Java-to-Java applications, in which the methods of remote Java objects can be invoked from other Java virtual machines, possibly on different hosts.
Remote | Methods for identifying all remote objects |
Naming | Methods for obtaining references to remote objects based on Uniform Resource Locator (URL) syntax |
RMISecurityManager | Methods defining the RMI stub security policy for applications (not applets) |
DGC | Methods for cleaning connections for unused clients |
Lease | Contains a unique VM identifier and a lease duration |
VMID | Methods for maintaining unique VMID across all Java virtual machines |
Registry | A class used to obtain the registry for different hosts |
RegistryManager | Methods used to interface to the private implementation |
LocateRegistry | Used to obtain the bootstrap for the registry on a particular host |
LoaderHandler | |
RMIFailureHandler | Methods for handling when the RMI runtime system is unable to create a Socket or ServerSocket |
RemoteCall | Methods for implementing calls to a remote object |
RemoteRef | Represents a handle for a remote object |
ServerRef | Represents the server-side handle for a remote object implementation |
Skeleton | Represents the server-side entity that dispatches calls to the actual remote object implementation |
Unreferenced | Methods to receive notification when there are no more remote references to it |
LogStream | Provides a mechanism for logging interest to those monitoring the system errors that are of possible |
ObjID | Used to identify remote objects uniquely in a VM |
Operation | Holds a description of a Java method |
RMIClassLoader | Provides static methods for loading classes over the net-work |
RMISocketFactory | Used by the RMI runtime system to obtain client and server sockets for RMI calls |
RemoteObject | Provides the remote semantics of Object by implementing methods for hashCode, equals, and toString |
RemoteServer | A superclass to all server implementations that provides the framework to support a wide range of remote reference semantics |
RemoteStub | Stub objects are surrogates that support exactly the same set of remote interfaces defined by the actual implementation of the remote object |
UID | Abstraction for creating identifiers that are unique with respect to the the host on which it is generated |
UnicastRemoteObject | Defines a nonreplicated remote object whose references are valid only while the server process is alive |
The java.security package contains the classes and interfaces that enable the programmer to implement certificates and digital signatures in Java components.
Certificate | Methods for managing a certificate, including encoding and decoding |
KeyParams | An interface to alogrithm-specific key parameter interfaces such as DSAParams |
Principal | Represents the principal component of a certificate |
DigestInputStream | Represents an input stream that has a message digest associated with it |
DigestOutputStream | Represents an output stream that has a message digest associated with it |
Identity | Methods for managing identities, which can be objects such as people, companies, or organizations that can be authenticated using a public key |
IdentityScope | Methods for defining the scope of an identity including the name of the identity, its key, and associated certificates |
Key | An abstract class representing a cryptographic key |
KeyPair | A simple holder for a key pair (a public key and a private key) |
MessageDigest | Methods that provide the functionality of a message digest algorithm |
PrivateKey | A subclass of Key representing a private key |
Provider | Represents a Security Package Provider (SPP) for the Java Security API |
PublicKey | A subclass of Key representing a public key |
SecureRandom | Generates a random number |
Security | Methods for managing Security Package Providers (SPPs) |
Signature | Provides the algorithm for digital signatures |
Signer | Represents an identity that can also sign |
The java.security.acl package provides the interface to a data structure that guards access to resources.
Acl | An interface representing an Access Control List (ACL), which is a data structure used to guard access to resources |
AclEntry | Methods that allow programmers to add, remove, or set permissions for the Principals of each ACLEntry in the ACL |
Group | Methods that allow programmers to add or remove a member from the group of Principals |
Owner | Represents the owner of an ACL |
Permission | Represents the type of access granted to a resource such as a Principal in the ACL |
DSAKey | Methods used to authenticate components including Java applets and ActiveX controls distributed on the Web |
DSAParams | Methods allowing programmers to get the base, prime, and subprime |
DSAPublicKey | An interface to a DSA public key |
The java.sql package includes classes, interfaces, and methods you can use to connect your Java applications to back-end databases.
CallableStatement | Methods used to execute stored procedures and handle multiple result sets |
Connection | Represents a session with the database |
DatabaseMetaData | An interface allowing information about the database programmers to get high-level |
Driver | Methods used to connect to a database |
PreparedStatement | Methods for running precompiled SQL statements |
ResultSet | Methods for retrieving values from an executed SQL statement |
ResultSetMetaData | Methods that provide properties of the columns in a ResultSet information about the types and |
Statement | Used for static SQL statements |
Date | Provides methods for formatting and referencing date values |
DriverManager | Allows for the managing of a set of JDBC drivers |
DriverPropertyInfo | Provides methods for obtaining different properties of a driver |
Time | Provides methods for formatting and referencing time values |
Timestamp | A wrapper that holds the SQL TIMESTAMP value |
Types | Defines constants that are used to identify SQL types |
The java.text package includes classes and methods used to format objects such as numbers, dates, times, and so on to a string, or to parse a given string to an object such as number, date, time, and so on.
CharacterIterator | Methods to traverse a string and return various information about it |
ChoiceFormat | Methods that allow the numbers attaching of formats to |
CollatedString | Provides a way to use international strings in a hash table or sorted collection |
Collation | Allows the comparing of Unicode text |
CollationElementIterator | Provides a way to iterate over an international string |
DateFormat | An abstract class that includes several date-time formatting subclasses |
DateFormatData | Methods to set the date-time formatting data |
DecimalFormat | Methods to format numbers |
Format | A base class for all formats |
FormatStatus | Used to align formatted objects |
MessageFormat | Methods to create concatenated messages |
NumberFormat | An abstract class for all number formats including subclasses; you can use their methods to format and parse numbers |
NumberFormatData | Encapsulates localizable number format data |
ParseStatus | Gets the status of parsing when you parse through a string with different formats |
SimpleDateFormat | Methods to format a date or time into a string |
SortKey | Methods to do bitwise comparison of strings |
StringCharacterIterator | Methods for bidirectional iteration over a string |
TableCollation | Implements Collation using data-driven tables |
TextBoundary | Used to locate boundaries in given text |
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