Appendix E
Java Resources
by John December
CONTENTS
This appendix lists online information sources about the Java
programming language, the Java-enabled browsers, and related technologies.
JavaSoft, the developer of Java, offers the best online, one-stop,
comprehensive source of technical documentation and information
about Java on its Web site at http://www.javasoft.com/.
This site contains the latest press releases as well as development
kits and Java API extensions that you can download.
These are high-level Java information collection sites outside
of Sun Microsystems:
- Gamelan: An excellent collection
of Java demos and information; includes a large collection of
Java applets; well-organized and frequently updated.
- http://www.gamelan.com/
- JavaScript information: Contains links to information
about JavaScript; includes technical information links plus links
to sample applications.
- http://www.c2.org/~andreww/javascript/
- WWW Virtual Library entry for Java: This site includes
links to events, reference information, resources, and selected
applications/examples.
- http://www.acm.org/~ops/java.html
- JARS: Java Applet Rating Service; the hope here is
to rate the best applets (top 1 percent, 5 percent, and so on).
Includes categories of applets.
- http://www.jars.com/
- Java Developer: "A public service FAQ devoted
to Java Programming," includes resources, a job clearinghouse,
and a large section on "How Do I...."
- http://www.digitalfocus.com/digitalfocus/faq/
- JavaWorld: An online journal devoted to all aspects
of Java, ranging from programming to business-related issues.
It is updated monthly and usually contains very timely and interesting
articles.
- Http://www.javaworld.com/
These are forums where you can take part in or monitor discussions
about Java:
- comp.lang.java:
Usenet newsgroup for discussing the Java programming language.
- news:comp.lang.java
- Digital Espresso: The Web formerly known as "J***
Notes"; a weekly summary of the traffic in Java newsgroups
and mailing lists.
- http://www.io.org/~mentor/DigitalEspresso.html
These individual Webs focus on some specific aspect of Java development,
information, or products:
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These diagrams are also shown in Appendix B.
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Because Java is an object-oriented language, these sites can help
you connect to more information about object-oriented terminology,
design, and programming:
- Object-Oriented Information Sources Index: A searchable
index to a variety of object-oriented information sources, including
research groups, archives, companies, books, and bibliographies.
- http://cuiwww.unige.ch/OSG/OOinfo/
- Object-Oriented Design Online Reference Guide: A guide
to online information sources about object-oriented design. This
guide was created by Howie Michalski, Lead Database Engineer,
Infrastructure, CompuServe, Inc.
- http://www.clark.net/pub/howie/OO/oo_home.html