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Java Tutorial 1 - Objects and Code Structure

emweb — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 15:31:10 GMT

* Tutorials - Table of Contents * Tutorial 1 - Objects, Applications & Applets * Tutorial 2 - Syntax and Grammar * Tutorial 3 - Control Flow * Tutorial 4 - Encapsulation * Tutorial 5 - Inheritance and Polymorphism * Tutorial 6 - Java Class Libraries * Tutorial 7 - String Manipulation * Tutorial 8 - File IO * Tutorial 9 - GUI Swing Widgets * Tutorial 10 - Intermediate Swing * Tutorial 11 - Advanced Swing * Tutorial 12 - Designing Swing GUIs * Tutorial 13 - Exceptions & Threads * Tutorial 14 - Collections & Serialization * Tutorial 15 - Graphics and Imaging * Tutorial 16 - Case Studies * Tutorial 17 - Debugging & Distributing * Appendices

Java Tutorial 15 - Graphics and Imaging

emweb — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 10:01:47 GMT

Graphics brings life to applications. Java allows creation and modification of images using both awt and the newer JFC 2D architecture. Artists tend to think in terms of canvas as the foundation for their images and graphics. Swing JPanel and awt Canvas class objects can be used as the basic canvas. Java applets or applications tie these canvases to their window frames. All output to the canvas takes place through a graphics context encapsulated by the Graphics class. This tutorial introduces some fundamental concepts of graphics and imaging.

Java Tutorial: Applets

emweb — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:53:24 GMT

In this section of the tutorial, we are going to create a basic applet for a web browser. First of all, a class must be defined that inherits from the class java.applet.Applet. The Applet class is the standard class inherited for writing applets. It contains the methods to paint to the screen and create the window. The inherited class must be declared public. In this example, we will create an applet that says "Hi, Mom!". Before you start, take a look at what you will be building by executing a finished applet. To return to this section after viewing the applet, use the Back option on your browser. You can see the "Hi Mom!" applet execute by clicking here on hi.applet. The Applet ProgramRAM To create the "Hi, Mom" applet, create (e.g., with a text editor) a

Java Tutorial: Don't Fear the Oop!

emweb — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 15:56:31 GMT

Meet Eunice. Eunice writes Westerns. Her books about life in the American Wild West have become so popular that everybody rushes to buy them. Her readers are never disappointed, because Eunice's books are very consistent. How does she manage this? Well, before Eunice writes anything, she sits down at her desk, sweeps aside the clutter, and places a single piece of paper down on her desk. It is on this one page that she writes her whole story. How can Eunice get the whole story onto one page? Simple. Everything she writes on the page is just a sequence of events, or plot. Setting, character development, and how her characters interact is all taken care of elsewhere. How does she do that? Let's find out. You see, Eunice, more than anything else, is orderly an

JavaForge: CodeBeamer

emweb — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 08:09:54 GMT

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JIU – The Java Imaging Utilities – An image processing library
emweb — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 15:53:18 GMT
JIU, the Java Imaging Utilities, is a library which offers functionality to load, analyze, process and save pixel images. It is written in Java and comes with full source code under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2. JIU requires Java version 1.1 or higher.


jMusic Tutorial Index
emweb — Thu, 31 May 2007 08:23:12 GMT
These tutorials will guide you through some of the compositional possibilities of jMusic and, along the way, provide an insight into the Java language, computer music composition, and digital audio. There are individual tutorials and tours. The individual tutorials are generally arranged from simple to complex. If you are new to jMusic then we suggest you take a tour. Guided tours are pathways through the tutorials selected by experienced jMusic users.


jMusic Tutorial Index
emweb — Thu, 31 May 2007 08:27:05 GMT
Extended Drum Kit 	 16. 	 Java Window Frames 	 31. 	 Simple MIDI Analysis 2. 	 Static Drum Kit 	 17. 	 Simple GUI_1 	 32. 	 Read and reuse MIDI files 3. 	 Object Drum Kit 	 18. 	 Simple GUI 2 	 33. 	 Phrase Analysis App. 4. 	 Build a Library of Methods 	 19. 	 Simple GUI 3 	 34. 	 Histograms 5. 	 Jazz Combo 	 20. 	 Simple GUI 4 	 35. 	 Phrase Chord Analysis 6. 	 Abstract Drums 	 21. 	 Simple GUI 5 - Swing 	 36. 	 7. 	 Trio 	 22. 	 GUI with file dialog 	 37. 	 8. 	 Working with jm files 	 23. 	 GUI & ShowScore 	 38. 	 9. 	 Pieces of Wood - Reich 	 24. 	 jMusical Applets 	 39. 	 10. 	 MIDI Remixer 	 25. 	 jm-808 	 40. 	 11. 	 	 26. 	 Menus and Key commands 	 41. 	 12. 	 	 27. 	 jm-550 no GUI 	 42. 	 13. 	 	 28. 	 jm-550 awt 	 43. 	 14. 	 	 29. 	 jm-550 awt 2


JXXX Compiler Service
emweb — Fri, 04 May 2007 15:05:04 GMT
This is a remote compiling service for those who would either like to develop applications and/or applets but aren't fortunate enough to have access to one of the platforms to which the JDK has been ported, or who just don't want to go through the hassle of installing the complete JDK. In addition to compiling you can view any compiled applets directly without having to download them to your site first; this should speed up debugging applets a bit. If you are using this service for the first time or are experiencing problems then please read the instructions.


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emweb — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 12:14:58 GMT
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