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Chapter 1£º Streams / Á÷ 1
1£®1 From Iterating to Stream Operations / ´Óµü´úµ½Á÷²Ù×÷ 2
1£®2 Stream Creation / Á÷µÄ´´½¨ 5
1£®3 The filter£¬ map£¬ and flatMap Methods / filter¡¢mapºÍflatMap·½·¨ 11
1£®4 Extracting Substreams and Combining Streams / ÌáÈ¡×ÓÁ÷ºÍ×éºÏÁ÷ 12
1£®5 Other Stream Transformations / ÆäËûÁ÷±ä»» 14
1£®6 Simple Reductions / ¼òµ¥¹æÔ¼ 15
1£®7 The Optional Type / OptionalÀàÐÍ 16
1£®7£®1 Getting an Optional Value / »ñµÃOptionalÖµ 17
1£®7£®2 Consuming an Optional Value / ÏûºÄOptionalÖµ 17
1£®7£®3 Pipelining Optional Values / Á÷Ë®ÏßʽµÄʹÓÃOptionalÖµ 18
1£®7£®4 How Not to Work with Optional Values / ±ÜÃâ´íÎóʹÓÃOptionalÖµ 19
1£®7£®5 Creating Optional Values / ´´½¨OptionalÖµ 20
1£®7£®6 Composing Optional Value Functions with flatMap / ʹÓÃflatMap×éºÏOptionalÖµº¯Êý 21
1£®7£®7 Turning an Optional into a Stream / ½«OptionalÖµ±äµ½Á÷ÖÐ 22
1£®8 Collecting Results / ÊÕ¼¯½á¹û 25
1£®9 Collecting into Maps / ÊÕ¼¯µ½MapÖÐ 30
1£®10 Grouping and Partitioning / ·Ö×éÓë·ÖÇø 34
1£®11 Downstream Collectors / ÏÂÓεÄÊÕ¼¯Æ÷ 36
1£®12 Reduction Operations / ¹æÔ¼²Ù×÷ 41
1£®13 Primitive Type Streams / »ù±¾ÀàÐ͵ÄÁ÷ 43
1£®14 Parallel Streams / ²¢ÐÐÁ÷ 48

Chapter 2£º Input and Output / ÊäÈëÓëÊä³ö 55
2£®1¡¡Input / Output Streams / ÊäÈë/Êä³öÁ÷ 56
2£®1£®1 Reading and Writing Bytes / ¶Áд×Ö½Ú 56
2£®1£®2 The Complete Stream Zoo / Á÷Æ×ϵ¸ÅÀÀ 59
2£®1£®3 Combining Input/Output Stream Filters / ×éºÏÊäÈë/Êä³öÁ÷¹ýÂËÆ÷ 63
2£®1£®4 Text Input and Output / Îı¾ÊäÈëÓëÊä³ö 68
2£®1£®5 How to Write Text Output / Êä³öÎı¾ 68
2£®1£®6 How to Read Text Input / ÊäÈëÎı¾ 70
2£®1£®7 Saving Objects in Text Format / ÒÔÎı¾¸ñʽ±£´æ¶ÔÏó 72
2£®1£®8 Character Encodings / ×Ö·û±àÂë 75
2£®2¡¡Reading and Writing Binary Data / ¶Áд¶þ½øÖÆÊý¾Ý 78
2£®2£®1 The DataInput and DataOutput interfaces / DataInputºÍDataOutput½Ó¿Ú 78
2£®2£®2 Random-Access Files / Ëæ»ú·ÃÎÊÎļþ 80
2£®2£®3 ZIP Archives / ZIPÎĵµ 85
2£®3¡¡Object Input/Output Streams and Serialization / ¶ÔÏóÊäÈë/Êä³öÁ÷ÓëÐòÁл¯ 88
2£®3£®1 Saving and Loading Serializable Objects / ÐòÁл¯¶ÔÏóµÄ±£´æÓë¼ÓÔØ 88
2£®3£®2 Understanding the Object Serialization File Format / Àí½â¶ÔÏóÐòÁл¯Îļþ¸ñʽ 93
2£®3£®3 Modifying the Default Serialization Mechanism / ÐÞ¸ÄĬÈϵÄÐòÁл¯»úÖÆ 100
2£®3£®4 Serializing Singletons and Typesafe Enumerations / ÐòÁл¯µ¥ÀýºÍÀàÐÍ°²È«µÄö¾Ù 102
2£®3£®5 Versioning / °æ±¾¹ÜÀí 103
2£®3£®6 Using Serialization for Cloning / ½«ÐòÁл¯ÓÃÓÚ¿Ë¡ 106
2£®4¡¡Working with Files / ´¦ÀíÎļþ 109
2£®4£®1 Paths / ·¾¶ 109
2£®4£®2 Reading and Writing Files / ¶ÁдÎļþ 112
2£®4£®3 Creating Files and Directories / ´´½¨ÎļþºÍĿ¼ 113
2£®4£®4 Copying£¬ Moving£¬ and Deleting Files / ¸´ÖÆ¡¢Òƶ¯ºÍɾ³ýÎļþ 114
2£®4£®5 Getting File Information / »ñÈ¡ÎļþÐÅÏ¢ 116
2£®4£®6 Visiting Directory Entries / ·ÃÎÊĿ¼ÌõÄ¿ 118
2£®4£®7 Using Directory Streams / ʹÓÃĿ¼Á÷ 120
2£®4£®8 ZIP File Systems / ZIPÎļþϵͳ 123
2£®5¡¡Memory-Mapped Files / ÄÚ´æÓ³ÉäÎļþ 124
2£®5£®1 Memory-Mapped File Performance / ÄÚ´æÓ³ÉäÎļþµÄÐÔÄÜ 125
2£®5£®2 The Buffer Data Structure / »º³åÇøÊý¾Ý½á¹¹ 132
2£®6¡¡File Locking / ÎļþËø 134
2£®7¡¡Regular Expressions / ÕýÔò±í´ïʽ 137
2£®7£®1 The Regular Expression Syntax / ÕýÔò±í´ïʽÓï·¨ 137
2£®7£®2 Matching a String / Æ¥Åä×Ö·û´® 142
2£®7£®3 Finding Multiple Matches / Ñ°ÕÒ¶à¸öÆ¥Åä×Ö·û´® 145
2£®7£®4 Splitting along Delimiters / ʹÓ÷ָô·û·Ö½â 147
2£®7£®5 Replacing Matches / Ìæ»»µôÆ¥Åä×Ö·û´® 148

Chapter 3£º XML 153
3£®1¡¡Introducing XML / XML¼ò½é 154
3£®2¡¡The Structure of an XML Document / XMLÎĵµµÄ½á¹¹ 156
3£®3¡¡Parsing an XML Document / ½âÎöXMLÎĵµ 159
3£®4¡¡Validating XML Documents / ÑéÖ¤XMLÎĵµ 169
3£®4£®1 Document Type Definitions / ÎĵµÀàÐͶ¨Òå 171
3£®4£®2 XML Schema / XMLģʽ 179
3£®4£®3 A Practical Example / ʵÓÃʾÀý 182
3£®5¡¡Locating Information with XPath / ʹÓÃXPath¶¨Î»ÐÅÏ¢ 188
3£®6¡¡Using Namespaces / ʹÓÃÃüÃû¿Õ¼ä 193
3£®7¡¡Streaming Parsers / Á÷½âÎöÆ÷ 196
3£®7£®1 Using the SAX Parser / ʹÓÃSAX½âÎöÆ÷ 197
3£®7£®2 Using the StAX Parser / ʹÓÃStAX½âÎöÆ÷ 202
3£®8¡¡Generating XML Documents / Éú³ÉXMLÎĵµ 206
3£®8£®1 Documents without Namespaces / ²»´øÃüÃû¿Õ¼äµÄÎĵµ 206
3£®8£®2 Documents with Namespaces / ´øÃüÃû¿Õ¼äµÄÎĵµ 207
3£®8£®3 Writing Documents / дÎĵµ 208
3£®8£®4 Writing an XML Document with StAX / ʹÓÃStAXдXMLÎĵµ 210
3£®8£®5 An Example£º Generating an SVG File / ʾÀý£ºÉú³ÉSVGÎļþ 215
3£®9¡¡XSL Transformations / XSLת»» 216

Chapter 4£º Networking / ÍøÂç 227
4£®1¡¡Connecting to a Server / Á¬½Óµ½·þÎñÆ÷ 227
4£®1£®1 Using Telnet / ʹÓÃTelnet 227
4£®1£®2 Connecting to a Server with Java / ʹÓÃJavaÁ¬½Óµ½·þÎñÆ÷ 230
4£®1£®3 Socket Timeouts / Ì×½Ó×Ö³¬Ê± 232
4£®1£®4 Internet Addresses / ÒòÌØÍøµØÖ· 234
4£®2¡¡Implementing Servers / ʵÏÖ·þÎñÆ÷ 236
4£®2£®1 Server Sockets / ·þÎñÆ÷Ì×½Ó×Ö 236
4£®2£®2 Serving Multiple Clients / ·þÎñ¶à¸ö¿Í»§¶Ë 239
4£®2£®3 Half-Close / °ë¹Ø±Õ 243
4£®2£®4 Interruptible Sockets / ¿ÉÖжÏÌ×½Ó×Ö 244
4£®3¡¡Getting Web Data / »ñÈ¡WebÊý¾Ý 251
4£®3£®1 URLs and URIs / URLºÍURI 251
4£®3£®2 Using a URLConnection to Retrieve Information / ʹÓÃURLConnection»ñÈ¡ÐÅÏ¢ 254
4£®3£®3 Posting Form Data / Ìá½»±íµ¥Êý¾Ý 261
4£®4¡¡The HTTP Client / HTTP¿Í»§¶Ë 271
4£®5¡¡Sending E-Mail / ·¢ËÍE-Mail 278

Chapter 5£º Database Programming / Êý¾Ý¿â±à³Ì 283
5£®1¡¡The Design of JDBC / JDBCµÄÉè¼Æ 284
5£®1£®1 JDBC Driver Types / JDBCÇý¶¯³ÌÐò·ÖÀà 285
5£®1£®2 Typical Uses of JDBC / JDBCµÄµäÐÍÓ÷¨ 286
5£®2¡¡The Structured Query Language / ½á¹¹»¯²éѯÓïÑÔ 287
5£®3¡¡JDBC Configuration / JDBCÅäÖÃ 293
5£®3£®1 Database URLs / Êý¾Ý¿âURL 294
5£®3£®2 Driver JAR Files / Çý¶¯³ÌÐòJARÎļþ 294
5£®3£®3 Starting the Database / Æô¶¯Êý¾Ý¿â 294
5£®3£®4 Registering the Driver Class / ×¢²áÇý¶¯³ÌÐòÀà 295
5£®3£®5 Connecting to the Database / Á¬½Óµ½Êý¾Ý¿â 296
5£®4¡¡Working with JDBC Statements / ʹÓÃJDBCÓï¾ä 299
5£®4£®1 Executing SQL Statements / Ö´ÐÐSQLÓï¾ä 299
5£®4£®2 Managing Connections£¬ Statements£¬ and Result Sets / ¹ÜÀíÁ¬½Ó¡¢Óï¾äºÍ½á¹û¼¯ 303
5£®4£®3 Analyzing SQL Exceptions / ·ÖÎöSQLÒì³£ 304
5£®4£®4 Populating a Database / Ìî³äÊý¾Ý¿â 306
5£®5¡¡Query Execution / Ö´Ðвéѯ 310
5£®5£®1 Prepared Statements / Ô¤±¸Óï¾ä 311
5£®5£®2 Reading and Writing LOBs / ¶ÁдLOB 317
5£®5£®3 SQL Escapes / SQLתÒå 319
5£®5£®4 Multiple Results / ¶à½á¹û¼¯ 321
5£®5£®5 Retrieving Autogenerated Keys / »ñÈ¡×Ô¶¯Éú³ÉµÄÖ÷¼ü 322
5£®6¡¡Scrollable and Updatable Result Sets / ¿É¹ö¶¯ºÍ¿É¸üеĽá¹û¼¯ 322
5£®6£®1¡¡Scrollable Result Sets / ¿É¹ö¶¯µÄ½á¹û¼¯ 323
5£®6£®2¡¡Updatable Result Sets / ¿É¸üеĽá¹û¼¯ 325
5£®7¡¡Row Sets / Ðм¯ 329
5£®7£®1¡¡Constructing Row Sets / ¹¹½¨Ðм¯ 330
5£®7£®2¡¡Cached Row Sets / »º´æµÄÐм¯ 330
5£®8¡¡Metadata / ÔªÊý¾Ý 334
5£®9¡¡Transactions / ÊÂÎñ 344
5£®9£®1 Programming Transactions with JDBC / ʹÓÃJDBC±à³ÌʵÏÖÊÂÎñ 344
5£®9£®2 Save Points / ±£´æµã 345
5£®9£®3 Batch Updates / ÅúÁ¿¸üР345
5£®9£®4 Advanced SQL Types / ¸ß¼¶SQLÀàÐÍ 348
5£®10¡¡Connection Management in Web and Enterprise Applications / WebÓëÆóÒµÓ¦ÓÃÖеÄÁ¬½Ó¹ÜÀí 349

Chapter 6£º The Date and Time API / ÈÕÆÚÓëʱ¼äAPI 353
6£®1 The Time Line / ʱ¼äÏß 354
6£®2 Local Dates / ±¾µØÈÕÆÚ 358
6£®3 Date Adjusters / ÈÕÆÚµ÷Õû 364
6£®4 Local Time / ±¾µØʱ¼ä 365
6£®5 Zoned Time / ʱÇøʱ¼ä 367
6£®6 Formatting and Parsing / ¸ñʽ»¯Óë½âÎö 371
6£®7 Interoperating with Legacy Code / ÓëÒÅÁô´úÂ뻥²Ù×÷ 376

Chapter 7£º Internationalization / ¹ú¼Ê»¯ 379
7£®1¡¡Locales / µØÓò 380
7£®1£®1 Why Locales / ΪʲôҪÒýÈëµØÓòÀà 380
7£®1£®2 Specifying Locales / Ö¸¶¨µØÓò 381
7£®1£®3 The Default Locale / ĬÈϵØÓò 384
7£®1£®4 Display Names / ÏÔʾµØÓòÃû 384
7£®2¡¡Number Formats / Êý×Ö¸ñʽ 387
7£®2£®1 Formatting Numeric Values / ¸ñʽ»¯Êý×ÖÖµ 387
7£®2£®2 Currencies / »õ±Ò 393
7£®3¡¡Date and Time / ÈÕÆÚÓëʱ¼ä 394
7£®4¡¡Collation and Normalization / ÅÅÐò¹æÔòÓë±ê×¼»¯ 402
7£®5¡¡Message Formatting / ÏûÏ¢¸ñʽ»¯ 409
7£®5£®1¡¡Formatting Numbers and Dates / ¸ñʽ»¯Êý×ÖºÍÈÕÆÚ 409
7£®5£®2¡¡Choice Formats / choice¸ñʽ»¯Ñ¡Ïî 411
7£®6¡¡Text Input and Output / Îı¾ÊäÈëÓëÊä³ö 413
7£®6£®1¡¡Text Files / Îı¾Îļþ 414
7£®6£®2¡¡Line Endings / Îı¾Ðнáβ·ûºÅ 414
7£®6£®3¡¡The Console / ¿ØÖÆ̨ 414
7£®6£®4¡¡Log Files / ÈÕÖ¾Îļþ 415
7£®6£®5¡¡The UTF-8 Byte Order Mark / UTF-8×Ö½Ú˳Ðò±ê¼Ç 415
7£®6£®6¡¡Character Encoding of Source Files / Ô´ÎļþµÄ×Ö·û±àÂë 416
7£®7¡¡Resource Bundles / ×ÊÔ´°ü 417
7£®7£®1 Locating Resource Bundles / ¶¨Î»×ÊÔ´°ü 417
7£®7£®2 Property Files / ÊôÐÔÎļþ 418
7£®7£®3 Bundle Classes / °üÀà 419
7£®8¡¡A Complete Example / ÍêÕûʾÀý 421

Chapter 8£º Scripting£¬ Compiling£¬ and Annotation Processing / ½Å±¾¡¢±àÒëÓë×¢½â´¦Àí 439
8£®1¡¡Scripting for the Java Platform / Javaƽ̨µÄ½Å±¾ 440
8£®1£®1 Getting a Scripting Engine / »ñµÃ½Å±¾ÒýÇæ 440
8£®1£®2 Script Evaluation and Bindings / ½Å±¾ÇóÖµÓë°ó¶¨ 441
8£®1£®3 Redirecting Input and Output / Öض¨ÏòÊäÈëÊä³ö 444
8£®1£®4 Calling Scripting Functions and Methods / µ÷Óýű¾º¯ÊýºÍ·½·¨ 444
8£®1£®5 Compiling a Script / ±àÒë½Å±¾ 446
8£®1£®6 An Example£º Scripting GUI Events / ʾÀý£ºÓýű¾´¦ÀíGUIʼþ 447
8£®2¡¡The Compiler API / ±àÒëÆ÷API 452
8£®2£®1 Invoking the Compiler / µ÷ÓñàÒëÆ÷ 453
8£®2£®2 Launching a Compilation Task / Æô¶¯±àÒëÈÎÎñ 453
8£®2£®3 Capturing Diagnostics / ²¶»ñÕï¶ÏÐÅÏ¢ 454
8£®2£®4 Reading Source Files from Memory / ´ÓÄÚ´æ¶ÁÈ¡Ô´Îļþ 454
8£®2£®5 Writing Byte Codes to Memory / ½«×Ö½ÚÂëдÈëÄÚ´æ 455
8£®2£®6 An Example£º Dynamic Java Code Generation / ʾÀý£º¶¯Ì¬Java´úÂëÉú³É 457
8£®3¡¡Using Annotations / ʹÓÃ×¢½â 463
8£®3£®1 An Introduction into Annotations / ×¢½â¼ò½é 464
8£®3£®2 An Example£º Annotating Event Handlers / ʾÀý£º×¢½âʼþ´¦Àí³ÌÐò 465
8£®4¡¡Annotation Syntax / ×¢½âÓï·¨ 471
8£®4£®1 Annotation Interfaces / ×¢½â½Ó¿Ú 471
8£®4£®2 Annotations / ×¢½â 473
8£®4£®3 Annotating Declarations / ÔÚÉùÃ÷µÄµØ·½Ê¹ÓÃ×¢½â 475
8£®4£®4 Annotating Type Uses / ÔÚÀàÐÍʹÓõĵط½Ê¹ÓÃ×¢½â 476
8£®4£®5 Annotating this / ¶Ôthis×ö×¢½â 477
8£®5¡¡Standard Annotations / ±ê×¼×¢½â 478
8£®5£®1 Annotations for Compilation / ÓÃÓÚ±àÒëµÄ×¢½â 480
8£®5£®2 Annotations for Managing Resources / ÓÃÓÚ¹ÜÀí×ÊÔ´µÄ×¢½â 480
8£®5£®3 Meta-Annotations / Ԫע½â 481
8£®6¡¡Source-Level Annotation Processing / Ô´Â뼶ע½â´¦Àí 484
8£®6£®1 Annotation Processors / ×¢½â´¦ÀíÆ÷ 484
8£®6£®2 The Language Model API / ÓïÑÔÄ£ÐÍAPI 485
8£®6£®3¡¡Using Annotations to Generate Source Code / ʹÓÃ×¢½âÉú³ÉÔ´´úÂë 486
8£®7¡¡Bytecode Engineering / ×Ö½ÚÂ빤³Ì 489
8£®7£®1 Modifying Class Files / ÐÞ¸ÄÀàÎļþ 490
8£®7£®2 Modifying Bytecodes at Load Time / ÔÚ¼ÓÔØʱÐÞ¸Ä×Ö½ÚÂë 495

Chapter 9£º The Java Platform Module System / Javaƽ̨ģ¿éϵͳ 499
9£®1 The Module Concept / Ä£¿é¸ÅÄî 500
9£®2 Naming Modules / ÃüÃûÄ£¿é 501
9£®3 The Modular¡°Hello£¬ World!¡±Program / Ä£¿é»¯µÄ¡°Hello£¬ World!¡±³ÌÐò 502
9£®4 Requiring Modules / ÇëÇóÄ£¿é 504
9£®5 Exporting Packages / µ¼³ö°ü 506
9£®6 Modular JARs / Ä£¿é»¯µÄJARÎļþ 510
9£®7 Modules and Reflective Access / Ä£¿éÓë·´Éä·ÃÎÊ 511
9£®8 Automatic Modules / ×Ô¶¯Ä£¿é 515
9£®9 The Unnamed Module / δÃüÃûÄ£¿é 517
9£®10 Command-Line Flags for Migration / ÓÃÓÚǨÒƵÄÃüÁîÐбêÖ¾ 518
9£®11 Transitive and Static Requirements / ´«µÝºÍ¾²Ì¬ÇëÇó 519
9£®12 Qualified Exporting and Opening / ÏÞÖƵ¼³öºÍ´ò¿ª 521
9£®13 Service Loading / ·þÎñ¼ÓÔØ 522
9£®14 Tools for Working with Modules / ´¦ÀíÄ£¿éµÄ¹¤¾ß 524

Chapter 10£º Security / °²È« 529
10£®1¡¡Class Loaders / Àà¼ÓÔØÆ÷ 530
10£®1£®1¡¡The Class-Loading Process / Àà¼ÓÔØÁ÷³Ì 530
10£®1£®2¡¡The Class Loader Hierarchy / Àà¼ÓÔØÆ÷²ã´Î½á¹¹ 532
10£®1£®3¡¡Using Class Loaders as Namespaces / ½«Àà¼ÓÔØÆ÷×÷ΪÃüÃû¿Õ¼ä 534
10£®1£®4¡¡Writing Your Own Class Loader / ±àд×Ô¼ºµÄÀà¼ÓÔØÆ÷ 534
10£®1£®5¡¡Bytecode Verification / ×Ö½ÚÂëÑéÖ¤ 541
10£®2¡¡Security Managers and Permissions / °²È«¹ÜÀíÆ÷ÓëȨÏÞ 546
10£®2£®1 Permission Checking / ȨÏÞ¼ì²é 546
10£®2£®2 Java Platform Security / Javaƽ̨°²È« 547
10£®2£®3 Security Policy Files / °²È«²ßÂÔÎļþ 551
10£®2£®4 Custom Permissions / ¶¨ÖÆȨÏÞ 559
10£®2£®5 Implementation of a Permission Class / ʵÏÖȨÏÞÀà 560
10£®3¡¡User Authentication / Óû§ÈÏÖ¤ 566
10£®3£®1 The JAAS Framework / JAAS¿ò¼Ü 566
10£®3£®2 JAAS Login Modules / JAASµÇ¼ģ¿é 573
10£®4¡¡Digital Signatures / Êý×ÖÇ©Ãû 582
10£®4£®1 Message Digests / ÏûÏ¢ÕªÒª 583
10£®4£®2 Message Signing / ÏûϢǩÃû 587
10£®4£®3 Verifying a Signature / Ñé֤ǩÃû 589
10£®4£®4 The Authentication Problem / ÈÏÖ¤ÎÊÌâ 592
10£®4£®5 Certificate Signing / Ö¤ÊéÇ©Ãû 594
10£®4£®6 Certificate Requests / Ö¤ÊéÇëÇó 596
10£®4£®7 Code Signing / ´úÂëÇ©Ãû 597
10£®5¡¡Encryption / ¼ÓÃÜ 599
10£®5£®1 Symmetric Ciphers / ¶Ô³ÆÃÜÂë 600
10£®5£®2 Key Generation / Éú³ÉÃÜÔ¿ 602
10£®5£®3 Cipher Streams / ¼ÓÃÜÁ÷ 607
10£®5£®4 Public Key Ciphers / ¹«Ô¿ÃÜÂë 608

Chapter 11£º Advanced Swing and Graphics / ¸ß¼¶SwingºÍͼÐαà³Ì 613
11£®1¡¡Tables / ±í¸ñ 613
11£®1£®1¡¡A Simple Table / ¼òµ¥±í¸ñ 614
11£®1£®2¡¡Table Models / ±í¸ñģʽ 618
11£®1£®3¡¡Working with Rows and Columns / ÐÐÁвÙ×÷ 622
11£®1£®3£®1¡¡Column Classes / ÁÐÀà 622
11£®1£®3£®2¡¡Accessing Table Columns / ·ÃÎʱíÁÐ 623
11£®1£®3£®3¡¡Resizing Columns / µ÷ÕûÁÐ 624
11£®1£®3£®4¡¡Resizing Rows / µ÷ÕûÐÐ 625
11£®1£®3£®5¡¡Selecting Rows£¬ Columns£¬ and Cells / Ñ¡ÔñÐС¢Áк͵¥Ôª¸ñ 626
11£®1£®3£®6¡¡Sorting Rows / ¶ÔÐнøÐÐÅÅÐò 627
11£®1£®3£®7¡¡Filtering Rows / ¶ÔÐнøÐйýÂË 628
11£®1£®3£®8¡¡Hiding and Displaying Columns / Òþ²Ø»òÏÔʾÁÐ 630
11£®1£®4¡¡Cell Rendering and Editing / µ¥Ôª¸ñµÄ»æÖƺͱ༭ 639
11£®1£®4£®1¡¡Rendering Cells / »æÖƵ¥Ôª¸ñ 639
11£®1£®4£®2¡¡Rendering the Header / »æÖƱíÍ· 641
11£®1£®4£®3¡¡Editing Cells / ±à¼­µ¥Ôª¸ñ 641
11£®1£®4£®4¡¡Custom Editors / ¶¨ÖƱ༭Æ÷ 642
11£®2¡¡Trees / Ê÷ 652
11£®2£®1¡¡Simple Trees / ¼òµ¥µÄÊ÷ 654
11£®2£®2¡¡Node Enumeration / ½Úµãö¾Ù 672
11£®2£®3 Rendering Nodes / äÖȾ½Úµã 674
11£®2£®4 Listening to Tree Events / ¼àÌýÊ÷ʼþ 677
11£®2£®5 Custom Tree Models / ¶¨ÖÆÊ÷Ä£ÐÍ 684
11£®3¡¡Advanced AWT / ¸ß¼¶AWT 693
11£®3£®1 The Rendering Pipeline / »æÖÆͼÐεÄÁ÷³Ì 694
11£®3£®2 Shapes / ÐÎ×´ 696
11£®3£®2£®1¡¡The Shape Class Hierarchy / ShapeÀà²ã´Î½á¹¹ 697
11£®3£®2£®2¡¡Using the Shape Classes / ʹÓø÷ÖÖShapeÀà 698
11£®3£®3 Areas / ÇøÓò 714
11£®3£®4 Strokes / »­±Ê 715
11£®3£®5 Paint / ×ÅÉ« 724
11£®3£®6 Coordinate Transformations / ×ø±ê±ä»» 727
11£®3£®7 Clipping / ¼ôÇÐ 733
11£®3£®8 Transparency and Composition / ͸Ã÷ºÍ×éºÏ 735
11£®4¡¡Raster Images / ¹âդͼÏñ 744
11£®4£®1 Readers and Writers for Images / ͼÏñµÄ¶ÁÈ¡Æ÷ºÍдÈëÆ÷ 745
11£®4£®1£®1¡¡Obtaining Readers and Writers for Image File Types / »ñȡͼÏñÎļþÀàÐ͵ĶÁÈ¡Æ÷ºÍдÈëÆ÷ 745
11£®4£®1£®2¡¡Reading and Writing Files with Multiple Images / ¶Áд°üº¬¶à¸öͼÏñµÄÎļþ 747
11£®4£®2 Image Manipulation / ͼÏñ´¦Àí 756
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11£®4£®2£®2¡¡Filtering Images / ͼÏñ¹ýÂË 763
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11£®5£®1 Graphics Printing / ͼÐδòÓ¡ 772
11£®5£®2 Multiple-Page Printing / ¶àÒ³´òÓ¡ 782
11£®5£®3 Print Services / ´òÓ¡·þÎñ 792
11£®5£®4 Stream Print Services / Á÷´òÓ¡·þÎñ 796
11£®5£®5 Printing Attributes / ´òÓ¡ÊôÐÔ 799

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12£®1¡¡Calling a C Function from a Java Program / ´ÓJava³ÌÐòÖе÷ÓÃCº¯Êý 810
12£®2¡¡Numeric Parameters and Return Values / ÊýÖµ²ÎÊýÓë·µ»ØÖµ 817
12£®3¡¡String Parameters / ×Ö·û´®²ÎÊý 819
12£®4¡¡Accessing Fields / ·ÃÎÊ×ֶΠ825
12£®4£®1¡¡Accessing Instance Fields / ·ÃÎÊʵÀý×ֶΠ825
12£®4£®2¡¡Accessing Static Fields / ·ÃÎʾ²Ì¬×ֶΠ829
12£®5¡¡Encoding Signatures / ±àÂëÇ©Ãû 831
12£®6¡¡Calling Java Methods / µ÷ÓÃJava·½·¨ 832
12£®6£®1¡¡Instance Methods / ʵÀý·½·¨ 833
12£®6£®2¡¡Static Methods / ¾²Ì¬·½·¨ 834
12£®6£®3¡¡Constructors / ¹¹ÔìÆ÷ 835
12£®6£®4¡¡Alternative Method Invocations / ÆäËûµ÷Ó÷½·¨µÄÊֶΠ835
12£®7¡¡Accessing Array Elements / ·ÃÎÊÊý×éÔªËØ 840
12£®8¡¡Handling Errors / ´¦Àí´íÎó 844
12£®9¡¡Using the Invocation API / ʹÓÃInvocation API 849
12£®10¡¡A Complete Example£º Accessing the Windows Registry / ÍêÕûʾÀý£º·ÃÎÊWindows×¢²á±í 855
12£®10£®1¡¡Overview of the Windows Registry / Windows×¢²á±í¼ò½é 855
12£®10£®2¡¡A Java Platform Interface for Accessing the Registry / ·ÃÎÊ×¢²á±íµÄJavaƽ̨½Ó¿Ú 856
12£®10£®3¡¡Implementation of Registry Access Functions as Native Methods / ÒÔ±¾µØ·½·¨·½Ê½ÊµÏÖ×¢²á±í·ÃÎʹ¦ÄÜ 857