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"Java在Linux上编程主要涵盖了Java应用程序在Linux操作系统中的开发和优化，适合于想要在Linux环境下使用Java进行开发的读者。" 在Linux系统中编程Java提供了丰富的工具和环境，使得开发者能够充分利用Linux的稳定性和性能优势。本书《Java™ Application Development on Linux®》由Carl Albing和Michael Schwarz编写，旨在帮助读者掌握如何在Linux平台上有效地开发Java应用。书中可能涵盖了以下关键知识点： 1. **Java开发环境设置**：如何在Linux上安装JDK（Java Development Kit），配置Java环境变量如JAVA_HOME、PATH和CLASSPATH，以及使用IDE（如Eclipse、IntelliJ IDEA或NetBeans）在Linux下的集成开发环境。 2. **命令行工具**：介绍使用Linux命令行工具进行Java开发，包括编译（javac）、运行（java）、打包（jar）和调试（jdb）等命令的使用方法。 3. **构建工具**：可能会讲解Maven或Gradle等自动化构建工具在Linux上的配置和使用，以及如何利用它们管理依赖和构建流程。 4. **性能优化**：讨论Linux系统性能监控工具（如top、vmstat、strace等）在Java性能调优中的应用，以及JVM（Java Virtual Machine）的内存管理和垃圾回收机制。 5. **多线程与并发**：解释如何在Linux环境下实现高效的多线程编程，以及如何利用/Linux/内核特性来优化并发应用。 6. **网络编程**：介绍使用Java进行网络编程的基础，包括套接字通信、HTTP服务器创建、NIO（非阻塞I/O）在Linux上的实现等。 7. **分布式系统**：如果涉及，可能会讲解在Linux上开发分布式Java应用，如使用RMI（Remote Method Invocation）、JMS（Java Message Service）和Java EE（Enterprise Edition）的相关技术。 8. **容器化部署**：随着Docker的普及，书中可能会介绍如何在Linux上使用Docker来容器化Java应用，以及Kubernetes等容器编排工具的使用。 9. **版本控制**：讲解如何在Linux环境中使用Git进行版本控制，以及如何与GitHub、GitLab等平台协作。 10. **持续集成/持续部署（CI/CD）**：介绍如何配置Jenkins或其他CI工具，实现在Linux上的自动化测试和部署流程。本书对于想要提升在Linux环境下Java开发能力的程序员来说是一份宝贵的资源，通过深入学习，读者不仅可以掌握Java开发的基本技能，还能了解如何利用Linux的优势来优化和管理Java应用。同时，书中可能还会包含一些实践案例和技巧，帮助读者解决实际开发中遇到的问题。

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377Other Ways: Alternatives to Swing .............................................Chapter 17

377What You Will Learn ...........................................................................17.1

378The IBM SWT Toolkit .........................................................................17.2

378Another GUI Toolkit. Why? ....................................................17.2.1

379Duplicated Effort. Why Cover It? ............................................17.2.2

380Portability: Better and Worse ..................................................17.2.3

380The Rest of the Chapter .........................................................17.2.4

380SWT: Close to the Metal ........................................................17.2.5

381“Hello, world” SWT Style ........................................................17.2.6

384Porting BudgetPro to SWT .................................................................17.3

387Step 1: Convert the Class Members ......................................17.3.1

389Step 2: Converting the main() Method ..............................17.3.2

391

Step 3: Converting the GUI build() and init()

Methods .................................................................................

17.3.3

394Completing the Conversion of the BudgetPro Class ........17.3.4

395Completing the Conversion of the Application .......................17.3.5

395Closing Thoughts ...................................................................17.3.6

396SWT and gcj ......................................................................................17.4

398Review ................................................................................................17.5

398What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................17.6

398Resources ..........................................................................................17.7

399Exercises ............................................................................................17.8

401Developing Web Interfaces ..................................PART IV

403Servlets: Java Pressed into Service ............................................Chapter 18

403What You Will Learn ...........................................................................18.1

404Servlets: Program-Centric Server-Side Documents ...........................18.2

405Perspective .........................................................................................18.3

407How to Write a Servlet ........................................................................18.4

411Input, Output .......................................................................................18.5

413

Matters of State: Cookies, Hidden Variables, and the Dreaded

“Back” Button ......................................................................................

18.6

414Cookies ..................................................................................18.6.1

416Designing a BudgetPro Servlet ..........................................................18.7

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416Prototype ................................................................................18.7.1

417Design ....................................................................................18.7.2

420Review ................................................................................................18.8

420What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................18.9

421Resources ..........................................................................................18.10

421Exercises ............................................................................................18.11

423JSP: Servlets Turned Inside Out .................................................Chapter 19

424What You Will Learn ...........................................................................19.1

424Servlets Turned Inside Out: JSP ........................................................19.2

426How to Write a JSP Application ..........................................................19.3

427Scriptlet ..................................................................................19.3.1

429Declaration .............................................................................19.3.2

430Expression .............................................................................19.3.3

431Directive .................................................................................19.3.4

434New Syntax ............................................................................19.3.5

434JavaBeans in JSP ..................................................................19.3.6

437Tag Libraries ..........................................................................19.3.7

438Using JSP with BudgetPro .................................................................19.4

439Review ................................................................................................19.5

440What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................19.6

440Resources ..........................................................................................19.7

441Exercises ............................................................................................19.8

443Open Source Web Application Servers ......................................Chapter 20

443What You Will Learn ...........................................................................20.1

444Downloading JBoss ............................................................................20.2

444Be an Enabler, or “Let’s Be Codependent!” ........................................20.3

445Nonroot-Installed Software ....................................................20.3.1

450Finer Grained Control ............................................................20.3.2

450Installing JBoss ...................................................................................20.4

451Things That Make It Go ......................................................................20.5

451System V Init System .............................................................20.5.1

458RedHat/Fedora chkconﬁg ....................................................20.5.2

463Other Distributions .................................................................20.5.3

464IDE Integration .......................................................................20.5.4

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464Disposition of Forces ..........................................................................20.6

464Apache Geronimo ...............................................................................20.7

467Installing Geronimo .............................................................................20.8

468Running the Geronimo Server ............................................................20.9

468Review ................................................................................................20.10

469What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................20.11

469Resources ..........................................................................................20.12

471Developing Enterprise Scale Software ...............PART V

473Introduction to Enterprise JavaBeans ........................................Chapter 21

473What You Will Learn ...........................................................................21.1

473Expanding to EJBs .............................................................................21.2

474EJB Concepts ........................................................................21.2.1

477Bean Types ............................................................................21.2.2

482Under the Hood ......................................................................21.2.3

482What’s in a Name? An Introduction to JNDI .......................................21.3

482Naming and Directory System Concepts ...............................21.3.1

484Common Directory Services ..................................................21.3.2

487Putting a Face to a Name: JNDI ............................................21.3.3

491Using JNDI with JBoss ...........................................................21.3.4

491Review ................................................................................................21.4

492What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................21.5

492Resources ..........................................................................................21.6

493Building an EJB .............................................................................Chapter 22

493What You Will Learn ...........................................................................22.1

493EJBs: You Don’t Know Beans? ..........................................................22.2

495SessionBean ....................................................................22.2.1

497EJBObject .........................................................................22.2.2

498EJBHome ..............................................................................22.2.3

499Summarizing the Pieces ........................................................22.2.4

499EJBLocalHome and EJBLocalObject ......................22.2.5

501Compiling Your Beans ...........................................................22.2.6

502Review ................................................................................................22.3

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502What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................22.4

503Resources ..........................................................................................22.5

505Deploying EJBs .............................................................................Chapter 23

505What You Will Learn ...........................................................................23.1

506Lend Me Your EAR: Enterprise Packaging and Deployment .............23.2

508What’s in an EJB-JAR File .....................................................23.2.1

511Using Our Bean .....................................................................23.2.2

512Packaging the Servlet ............................................................23.2.3

514Deploying the EAR .............................................................................23.3

515JBoss .....................................................................................23.3.1

515Geronimo ...............................................................................23.3.2

516Maintaining a Distributed Application .................................................23.4

516Ant and CVS ..........................................................................23.4.1

517XDoclet ..................................................................................23.4.2

518Abstracting Legacy Applications .........................................................23.5

518Review ................................................................................................23.6

519What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................23.7

519Resources ..........................................................................................23.8

521Parting Shots .................................................................................Chapter 24

521The Future’s So Bright, I Squint and Look Confused .........................24.1

522Our Book Is Yours ..............................................................................24.2

522Came the Revolution ..........................................................................24.3

523What You Still Don’t Know ..................................................................24.4

523Resources ..........................................................................................24.5

525ASCII Chart ....................................................................................Appendix A

527A Java Swing GUI for BudgetPro ................................................Appendix B

539GNU General Public License ........................................................Appendix C

549Index .............................................................................................................

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