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Distributed Programming with Java Qusay H. Mahmoud 1999 | 320 pages ISBN: 1884777651 |
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$39.95 | Softbound print book | |
Index
- An overview of internetworking (TCP/IP, UDP/IP)
- A comprehensive tutorial on distributed programming
- How to implement real-world protocols such as SMTP and HTTP
- RMI in detail; writing factories and implementing callbacks
- How to use Java security APIs to sign objects over sockets
- Using Voyager to write mobile agent applications
- How to use caffeine to develop CORBA/Java applications without IDL
A
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Abstract Syntax Notation-1 (ASN.1) 4
Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) 130
accept() 21
access control 78, 134
AccessFacet 259
accessor 176
Account 198, 214
Action 14, 262
Activatable 144, 145
Activation 108, 143, 244, 275
enable() 275
register() 275
activation
descriptor 144, 146
group 143
modes 208
protocol 143
writing an activator 275
ActivationDesc 144
ActivationException 146, 276
ActivationID 145
activator 143, 275
active 143
Add 166
add_arrays() 175
addArrays() 249, 266, 268
addAt() 268
Adder 267
AddFacet 259
AddImpl 167
address space 160
agents 240
aggregate 255, 256
Aglet Workbench 240
any type 177
Applet 42, 91
applet 12, 87, 99, 239, 240
AppletSecurityManager 271
application layer 4
Arith 114, 227, 249, 266, 281
Arith.AddPackage.Outarray 286
Arith.idl 165, 284
Arith.IOR 282
Arith2 251
ArithApp 117
ArithClient 77, 229, 249
ArithClient2 252
ArithImpl 115
ArithImpl_Skel 119
ArithImpl_Stub 119
ArithImplBase 228
ArithServer 75, 228
ArrayIO 47
ArrayMath 48
Arrays vs. sequences 178
asynchronous 244
messages 273
atMachine() 268
attribute 175
declaration 176
authentication 78, 110, 239
autonomous 265, 236
B
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Baltimore Technologies 143
bandwidth 237, 238
Bank.idl 198
BankAccount 176
Basic Object Adapter (BOA) 159, 167, 207-209
obj_is_ready() 202
_init() 208
Berkeley Unix 16
binary compatibility 111, 147
binding 120, 158, 203
bind() 202
names 250
BindOptions 204
Boolean 273
boolean type 177
bounded sequences 178
broadcast 7
broker 8, 100
BufferedReader 20, 35
BufferedWriter 20
Byte 273
Bytecodes 108
ByteHolder 184, 185
C
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C 156
C++ 156
Caffeine 225
Callbacks 107, 130-133, 160, 263, 265
CallCity 131
CallCity2App 133
CallCity2Impl 133
CallCityApp 132
CallCityImpl 132
cgen 283, 285, 287
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) 86-88, 99
char type 177, 273
CharHolder 185
CheckingAccount 214
City interface 124
City2 interface 127
City2App 129
City2Impl 127
CityApp 125
CityFactory 127
CityFactoryImpl 128
CityImpl 124
Class A addresses 6
Class B addresses 6
Class C addresses 6
class loader 87, 90, 148
Class.forName() 63
CLASSPATH 90, 272, 279, 283
Client class 80, 169, 201, 282
client-server model 7
CodeSource 144
Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) 106, 153, 156, 157, 227, 244, 279
2.0 157
3.0 159
architecture 154
facilities 157
IIOP 241
interfaces 170
messaging 159, 160
objects 154, 227
services 157
system exceptions 192
Voyager integration 283
Common Object Specification (COSS) 158
COSS 1 158
COSS 2 158
communication channels 16, 78
Complex IDL types 195
compress 231, 240
CompressionSocket 140
Compute interface 91
ComputeClient 99
ComputeEngine 96
computing resources 87
concurrent 40
Connect class 54, 57, 60, 97
Connection class 49
Connection refused 27
console 246
EXCEPTIONS 246
SILENT 246
VERBOSE 246
constant 179, 187
declaration 179
constructed types 177
constructor 116
cooperation 236
coordination 11
CORBA vs. RMI 170
Corba.asIOR() 280
CORBA.Object.214
string_to_object() 221
CorbaSystemException 280
Core Object Model 153
CreateServerSocket() 140, 141
createSocket() 140, 141
Cryptography 78
Customer class 257
D
daemon 144
Danny Lang 240
DATA 34
data stream 20
Datagram communication 18
DatagramPacket 23
DatagramSocket 19, 23
DataInputStream 20
DataOutputStream 20, 35
DBMS 61
DCOM 240, 241
deactivation 157
deadlock 105
defer_bind() 204
delegation 214
digital signatures 78, 134, 239
digitally signed messages 78
DII request 221
discriminated unions 177
dispatcher 108
distributed
computing 7
debuggers 222
programming 7, 236
Domain Name System (DNS) 5, 29
DriverManager 61-63
DSigital Signaturer Algorithm (DSA) 78, 81
dynamic aggregation 244, 255
dynamic code loading 89
Dynamic invocation interface (DII) 154, 156, 160, 219, 220
dynamic server 126
Dynamic skeleton interface (DSI) 157, 222
E
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eavesdroppers 78
echo 38
efficiency 10, 238
electronic commerce 158, 238
email 10, 34
Employee class 64, 70
enable_rebind() 204
encryption 110, 140
enumeration 177-179
event service 157
exception 179, 246
declaration 179
handling 114
executeQuery 63
executeUpdate 63
exportObject 144
extends 54, 114
extensible structs 231
eXternal Data Representation (XDR) 4
Externalizable 72
F
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Facets 255-257, 259
factory 126, 129
Factory.create() 247
fault tolerance 10, 86, 169, 238
faulting reference 143
file descriptors 16
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) 4
FileInputStream 20, 70
FileOutputStream 20
FileReader 20
file-upload 87
FileWriter 20
FilterInputStream 20
FilterOutputStream 20, 70
finger 33, 36
firewall 58
FloatHolder 185
floating-point type 176
fooHelper 184
fooHolder 184
foreign objects 272
forms 86
function pointer 130
future messages 273
Future.invoke 273
G
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garbage collector 170
automated 12, 93
distributed 106-107, 109, 244
General Magic 240
getAddress() 28, 29
getAllPackage() 147
getClassLoader() 148
getDate() 276
getFacets() 257
getFloat() 64
getHome() 265
getImplementationTitle() 147
getImplementationVendor() 147
getImplementation Version() 147
getInputStream() 20, 140
GetIP 29
getLapCount() 276
getLocalHost() 28
getLocalPort() 23
getMemento() 275
getName() 28, 147, 148
getOutputStream() 20, 140
getPackage() 147
getPrimary() 257
getPriority() 44
getSpecificationTitle() 147
getSpecificationVendor() 147
getSpecificationVersion() 147
global compute engine 85-87
global name space 176
goals of RMI 107
greetings server 24, 46
GUI 98, 130, 224
H
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hashCode 148
HEAD 54
health care 158
heap 40
Hello 262
Hello2 264
HELO 34
helper 193, 279
high performance 7
holder 185, 190
classes 184
Horizontal CORBAfacilities 157
hostnames 5
HotJava 143
HTML 54, 86, 87, 198, 199
HTTP 53, 54, 56
Content-Length 56
Content-Type 56
GET 54
POST 54
httpd class 54, 56
httpd server 57
I
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IActivator 275
IAdder 266
IArith 248, 266, 280, 287
ICMP error codes 38
ICustomer 257
identifier 174
IDL 165, 226, 285
array 192
boolean 187
char 187
definition 173
interface 175, 193
mapping 154, 156
module 184
names 183
octet 187
repository 279
string 187
struct 230, 231
union 190
wchar 187
IDL/IIOP 230
IDL/Java translation 279
idl2ir 224
idl2java 165, 183, 198, 199, 221, 287
IHello 261
IIOP 226, 230, 240, 279, 280
IllegalArgumentException 44
Imaginary 61
IMobile 263
IMobility 260
impl_is_ready()
impl_rep 211
implementation activation 157
Implementation Repository 210
implementing callbacks 130
implementing factories 126
incompatibility 88
InetAddress class 23, 28
information management 157
inheritance 256
initialize() 81
initSign() 81
initVerify() 84
inout 165, 170, 180, 184, 194, 221
Inprise Corporation 155, 163
InputObjectStream 75
InputStream 20
integer type 177
interactive software development 222
interface 8, 42, 130, 154, 175
Interface Definition Language (IDL) 11, 154, 156
Interface repository (IR) 154, 157, 223
creating an IR 224
irep 224
International Standard Organization (ISO) 4
Internet addresses 6
Internet Inter-ORB Protocol, (IIOP) 155
Internet packets 4
Internet Protocol (IP) 4, 5
Interoperable Object References (IORs) 280
interpretation 157, 239
interpreters 10, 222
Inter-process Communication (IPC) 8, 15, 16
InterruptedException 41
IntHolder 184
IOException 23
IONA Technologies 155, 164
IPayment 258
IPtoName 30
isAutonomous 265
isCompatibleWith 147
J
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J/SSL 143
Java 2 13
Java Archive (JAR) 13, 148-149
Java
bytecode interpreter 93
compiler 12, 93
interpreter? security
manager 94
package 147
Secure Socket Layer
Protocol 143
security 12
virtual machine 10, 70, 5, 106, 107
WebServer 143
java2idl 226
java2iiop 225, 226, 230
JavaIDL 155, 164
JavaPC 11
JavaServer Toolkit 143
JavaSoft 143, 155, 164
JavaSpaces 11
javax.net.ssl 143
JCP Computer Services 143
JDBC 53, 60, 61, 65
API 61
DriverManager 61
Security Model 61
JDK1.0 12
JDK1.1 13
Jeevan 65
Jini 11
JoinGroup() 24
K
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key management 78, 134
keyboard 41, 237
KeyGenerator 78
KeyPairGenerator 78, 81
Keywords 181
L
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LAN 4, 5
language mapping 157
lap() 276
learning 236
leaveGroup() 24
Linda 11
Lisp 156
live reference 108
loadNet 92
local vs. remote object location 204
localHost() 36
long 177, 188, 273
LongHolder 185
lookup 117, 120, 158
M
Manager 200, 202, 214
ManagerHelper 203
ManagerImpl 199, 202, 216
marshaling 108, 230, 249
MarshaledObject 145
MathObj 75
MAX_PRIORITY 44
measurement statistics 276
megacomputer 86
message digests 78, 134
method invocation 157
MIN_PRIORITY 44
Mobile Agents 236, 260, 264
Applications 23
mobility 236, 244, 260
working with 265
Mobility.of 260
Mouse 237
moveTo() 260, 265
mSQL 60, 62, 65
database server 60
JDBC driver 61
MsqlException 60
MsqlJava 60
MsqlResult 60
multicast 107
backbone (MBONE) 24
group 24
sockets 19, 23
MulticastSocket 23
Multiple failure modes 10
multiple transports 107
multithreaded server 97
Multiuser applications 10
MyAgent 268
MySSLSocketFactory 142
N
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Namespace 282
Namespace.bind() 250, 280
Namespace.lookup 286
naming objects 202
naming service 157, 250, 251
narrow 205
native objects 272
NetClassLoader 90, 91
Netscape 54
network 4
layer 5
management 238
mobility 12
traffic 237, 260
protocols 4
Network Information Center (NIC) 6
nice thread 45
NO_IMPLEMENT 210
Non-blocking operations 180
non-printable 174
NORM_PRIORITY 44
NoSuchGroupException 146
NovaBank 202
NsLookup 29
null 184, 208, 245
O
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oadutil 210
obj_is_ready 209
Object 241, 273
Object Activation Daemon (OAD) 208, 210
Object Adapters (OA) 154, 157
authority 272
concurrency 158
events 158
externalization 158
ID 159, 160
implementation 155
key 159
naming 158
persistence 70
reference 157, 159, 160, 208
relationships 158
security 158
serialization 65, 69, 108, 122, 134, 261, 268
services 157
transactions 158
Object Lifecycle 158
Object Management Architecture (OMA) 147, 153, 154
Object Management Group (OMG) 11, 153, 160
Object Request Broker (ORB) 154
object_to_string 209
object-based model 7
ObjectInputStream 70
ObjectNotFoundException 275
ObjectOutput 73
ObjectOutputStream 70
objects by value 159, 160, 226
objects over sockets 74, 122
ObjectSpace 243
ObjectStore PSE 65
octet 177
Odyssey 240
oneway 160, 180
messages 273
Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) 4
operating systems 40
operations declaration 180
ORBIX 155
OrbixWeb 164
osagent 169, 201, 202, 209, 229
OSAGENT_ADDR 170
OSI reference model 110
OurHttpSecurityManager 58
OutputStream 20
overhead 74, 122
P
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Package versioning 147
parallel computing 7
Parameter declaration 180
passive 143
password 72
patent 240
peer-to-peer model 8
performance 86, 244
Perl 239
persistent 208
object 158
object references 209
references 108, 143
resource 29
storage 64, 65
Phaos Technologies 143
ping 33, 38, 39
pipe 16
policy file 13
Polling 160
polymorphic 244, 256
port number 17, 21
port 1099 11
port 25 3
port 7 3
port 79 3
port 80 54
portability 239
Portable Object Adapter (POA) 159, 161
postArrival 263
postDeparture 263
preArrival 263
preDeparture 263
preprocessing 181
directives 174, 181
presentation layer 4
primary object 255, 256, 259
Principal 230
printStackTrace 49
priority 44
PrivateKey 81
private-key cryptosystems 78
proactivity 236
process migration 237
productivity 244
protection 78, 239
domains 14
protocol 4, 8, 105, 122, 241
connectionless 18
connection-oriented 18
proxy 59, 119, 247, 250, 259, 279, 280
servers 58
public key 79, 134
public-key cryptosystems 78
publish/subscribe 273
Python 156, 239
Q
-
Query 60
QUIT 34
R
-
raises expressions 180
random number generator 81
RDBMS 62
reactivity 236
readArray() 51
readLine() 26
readObject() 70, 75
readonly 176
rebind() 117, 120, 121
reference-counting 109
Reflection 241
API 90
registry 119, 130
reliability 12, 238
Remote Method Invocation (RMI) 11, 106, 113, 124, 142, 143, 156, 165, 170, 226, 227, 240, 241, 248
garbage collector 109
registry 110, 113, 115, 117, 120
specification 107
Remote Procedure Call (RPC) 8, 9, 106, 236
remote programming 236
remote reference 107, 109
RemoteException 114, 124, 145, 146
RemoteStub 146
replication 108, 273
repository identifier 223
Request For Proposals (RFPs) 158
resolveIt 90
resource manager 7
resource sharing 10
responsiveness 41
ResultSet 63
resume() 44
RFC 1288 36
RFC 822/823 34
rlogin 19
rmi compiler 106, 108, 109, 118, 126
RMI vs. sockets 122
rmiregistry 120, 126
RMISecurityManager 115, 116, 125
RMISocketFactory 139-141
root 17, 38
routing 6, 29
RSA 86, 143
run() 42, 49, 54, 91
Runnable interface 42, 43, 82
RunnerSecurityManager 95
S
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sandbox 12, 13, 89, 241
scalability 71
scheduling 87
search engines 100
SecureRandom 81
SecurityManager class 12, 14, 57, 87
checkAccept() 95
checkAccess() 58
checkConnect() 58, 95
checkCreateClassLoader() 95
checkDelete() 95
checkExec() 95
checkExit() 95
checkListen() 95
checkPropertyAccess() 95
checkread() 58
checkWrite() 58
custom security manager 93
security 10, 38, 57, 87, 110, 134, 239, 244
and mobile agents 239
and object serialization 72
of interactions 157
policy 93
risks 89
vulnerability 93
seed 81
selfish thread 45
Sendmail 34
sequence 178, 191, 287
Serializable interface 69, 70, 72, 75, 79, 116, 135, 249, 262, 268
serialization 231, 241
control 72
versioning 73
serialVersionUID 73
servant 159, 160
server-per-method mode 208
ServerSocket 21, 57, 97, 140
Service Location Protocol 87
session layer 5
setAutonomous() 265, 268
setPriority() 44
setSocketFactory 141
setuid 38
shared server mode 208
shipDocument 56
short 177, 188, 273
ShortHolder 184
signature 78, 81, 134
signed 177
applet 13
code 13
object 134
signedBy 14
SignedInterface 135
SignedObject 79, 135
Signing objects over sockets 134
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) 4, 33-35
skeletons/stubs 108, 109, 111, 118, 126, 226
Smalltalk 156
Smart Agent 165, 169
See also osagent
Snapshot.from 276
Snapshot.getObject 276
Snapshot.of 276
SOCK_DGRAM 17, 38
SOCK_RAW 17, 38
SOCK_STREAM 17, 38
Socket 8, 11, 15, 16, 19, 20, 35, 57, 97, 105, 140, 165, 170, 227, 248
closing 22
opening 21
SocketType 140, 141
software agent 235
Space 273
spying 84
SQL 61, 63
SSL 139, 244
SSLava Toolkit 143
SSLTPool 208
SSLTSession 208
stack 40
Statement 63
static 90, 156
stop() 44
Stopwatch 269, 276
Streams
creating an input stream 21
creating an output stream 22
string 135, 176, 178
struct 177, 179, 189, 190
stub code 221
stub/skeleton layer 107, 108
subname 62
subprotocol 62
superuser 17
suspend() 44
synchronize 45, 46, 134
synchronous 160, 244, 273
messages 273
System.getProperties() 149
System.setSecurityManager() 96
Systems management, 157
T
-
Tampering 239
task management 157
TCl 239
TCP 6, 11, 17, 19, 38, 97, 107
Sockets 20
Ted Lewis 86
telecommunications 158
teleconferencing 7
Telescript 240
Telnet 4, 19, 34
Template types 178
Thread 42-44, 49, 54
threads 33, 40-42
benefits of 41
control 44
creating and starting 41
priority 44
programming 46
putting a thread to sleep 44
what is a thread? 40
throughput 41, 260
tie mechanism 214
Tim Berners-Lee 85
time intervals 269
timer 276
touch screen 237
Tpool 208
transient 72, 208
transparent 10, 263
invocations 106
transport layer 5, 107, 108
TSession 208
TypeCode 230
typedef 175, 179, 195
declaration 179
U
-
UDP 11, 19, 38, 107
sockets 23
UDP vs. TCP 18
unbind() 120, 158
unbounded sequences 178
unicast 107, 108
UnicastRemoteInterface 126
UnicastRemoteObject 116, 142
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) 87
based registry 117
naming 203
union 177, 179, 189
UnknownHostException 35
unmarshaling 108, 249
unshared server mode 208
unsigned 177, 188
long 180
short 188
User Interface 157
V
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valuetype 160
vbj 170
Vector class 129, 134
verification 83
version control 111, 146
Vertical CORBAfacilities 157
viruses 239
VisiBroker 11, 155, 163, 207, 229, 284
VisiClient 288
VisiServer 284
Voyager ORB 3.0 240, 243, 244, 246
Voyager CORBA integration 283
Voyager.shutdown() 246
Voyager.startup() 245, 279
VoyagerSecurityManager 271, 272
VoyClient 286
W
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WAN 4, 5
World Wide Web (Web)
browsers 54
naming 226
global computing 85
World Wide Web Consortium 85
writeArray() 48, 49
writeBytes 35
writeExternal 73
writeObject 70
writeUTF 281
X
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X.25 5
Y
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yield() 45
DESCRIPTION
Maybe you've seen some books on Java RMI, others on Java and CORBA and still others on mobile agents. Finally, here's one book that covers ALL the popular approaches for developing distributed applications. What's more, the author makes it easy to compare them by using the same set of examples throughout the book.
If you're a developer or systems architect who wants to start building industrial-strength distributed applications in Java, then Distributed Programming with Java is for you!
Inside, you'll find:
WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY ABOUT THIS BOOK...
"The coverage is reasonable and fairly extensive…If you're looking for a high-level overview of distributed programming, this book is a reasonable investment. There's a lot of good material in these pages."
--Claude Duguay, DevX.com
"If you are new to distributed application development, the book offers a nice start into the area, with a good introduction to Mobile Agents and Voyager not frequently described anywhere."
--John Zukowski, About.com
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and I recommend it to colleagues."
--Michael Katchabaw, Sessional Lecturer, University of Western Ontario
"Very informative on mobile agents and Voyager ... I
recommend it as a starter book on this topic."
--Bruce Arbuckle, IT Consultant, Hewlett-Packard Company
ABOUT THE AUTHOR...
An experienced Java specialist, Qusay H. Mahmoud has written dozens of technical articles for JavaWorld, Java Developer's Journal, Visual J+ + Informant and others. He also served as a judge for JavaWorld Editors' Choice Awards '97 and '98.