| 0. Preface |
Part I. Introduction |
1.
 Introduction to Judo |
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Background |
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Judo, a Functional Java Scripting Language |
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The Java Platform and Scripting Languages |
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Vive les Scripting Languages! |
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Programming Language Design |
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Judo 0.9, 1.0 and ECMAScript |
 Components of Judo Language |
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Core Programming Language |
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Java Scripting |
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Built-In Data Structures |
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System Functions |
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Functional Support |
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Uses of Judo |
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Enterprise Uses |
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Software Development Uses |
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Daily Uses |
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Who Can Use Judo |
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How to Run Java Software and Judo |
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Install Java and Run Java Software |
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Install and Run Judo |
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How This Book is Organized |
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Conventions and Terminologies Used in This Book |
| 2.
Major Use Cases Illustrated |
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General Programming Use Cases |
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Branching |
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For Loop |
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While Loop |
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Java Scripting Use Cases |
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Dynamic Evaluation Use Cases |
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OS and Shell Use Cases |
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File System and Archive Use Cases |
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Internet Use Cases |
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JDBC Scripting Use Cases |
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Hibernate Scripting Use Cases |
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SGML Use Cases |
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XML Use Cases |
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Windows Use Cases |
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Server-Side Scripting Use Cases |
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Embed-In-Java Use Cases |
Part II. Core Language Programming |
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Basic Program Structure |
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Lexical Structure |
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Identifiers, Variable and Constants |
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Reserved Words |
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Comments |
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Variables and Scopes |
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Constants |
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Predefined Constants |
| 4.
Running Judo and Logging |
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Start-Up Environment |
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Classpath |
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Java Class Constants |
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System Properties and Environment Variables |
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Include Other Scripts |
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Pragma |
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Make Scripts Executable |
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Make Scripts Executable on Windows |
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Make Scripts Executable on Unix |
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Logging |
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Judo Logging Sources and Logging Pragma |
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Non-Judo Logging Sources |
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Logging with Log4J and JDK 1.4 Logging API |
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Program Documentation |
5.
 Basic Data Types and Expressions |
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Null and Undefined |
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Boolean and Numbers |
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String and Character |
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File Names and URLs |
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Regular Expression |
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The Java/Judo Regular Expressions |
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Use Regular Expressions in Judo |
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Date and Time |
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Secret |
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Flow Control |
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Basic Flow Control Statements |
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Types of Judo Statements |
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If-Else Statement |
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Switch Statement |
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While and Do-While Loops |
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For and Repeat Loops |
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Break, Continue and Loop Index |
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Functions and Function Variables |
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Function Parameters |
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Dynamic Function Parameters |
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Function Variables |
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Anonymous Functions |
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Function Alias for Java Static Methods |
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System Functions |
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Exception Handling |
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The Exception Object |
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The Throw and Resume Statements |
7.
 Built-In Data Structures |
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Array and Linked List |
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Object and Ordered Map |
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Tree Node |
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Set and Ordered Set |
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Stack and Queue |
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Table Data |
| 8.
Threads and Dynamic Evaluation |
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Runtime Context |
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Thread Programming |
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Execute Dynamic and External Scripts |
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Object-Oriented Programming |
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Define A New Class |
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Constructor and Initialization |
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Derive A New Class From Others |
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Transpose Class Instances |
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Java Scripting |
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Introduction to Java and Object Scripting |
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Use Java Objects and Classes |
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Create and Use Java Objects |
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Resolving Java Class Names |
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Pass Judo Values To Java Methods |
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Use Java Classes and Class Static Members |
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Alias Java Static Methods as Functions |
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Create and Use Java Arrays |
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Native Judo Operations for Java Data Structures |
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Initialize and Access java.util.Map Values |
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Iterate Java Data Structures and Objects |
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Access elements in java.util.List |
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Extend Java Classes and Implement Java Interfaces |
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Java Interface Adapters |
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Making Clients for JNDI, RMI and EJB |
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Obtain JNDI Initial Context |
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RMI |
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Java Software Testing and JUnit |
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Java Software Prototyping |
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Thread and Other Considerations |
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Summary |
Part III. Essential Services and Shell Scripting |
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Print, File I/O and In-Script Data |
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Print and Formatting |
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Printing |
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Print Into Variables |
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Using System Input and Output Streams |
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Read and Write Binary Files |
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Read and Write Binary Files Sequentially |
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Random Access Files |
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Read and Write Files Within Zip Files |
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In-Script Data |
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File System and Archives |
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Working in the File System |
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The Current Directory and Change Directory |
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Make and Remove Directory |
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Rename and Move Files |
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List and Process Files |
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File Selection |
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Obtain Selected Files in a List or a Tree |
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Count Files and Directories |
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Get Statistics about Files |
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Summary of listFiles Return Values |
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Remove and Set Attributes on Selected Files |
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Run Shell Commands on Selected Files |
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Arbitrarily Process Selected Files |
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List Files and Get Information in Archives |
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Process Files in Zip Archives |
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Copy and Archive Files |
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Copy a Single File to a Different Name |
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Copy Files to a Different Location |
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Copy Files into Archives |
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Save Multiple File Sets into a Single Archive |
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Copy Public Internet Resources |
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Other File Utilities |
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Encrypting and Decrypting Files and Data |
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Chopping and Assembling Files |
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Run Executables |
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Introduction to Running Native Programs |
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The Command-Line Format |
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Return Value, Running Modes and Options |
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Return Value |
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Synchronous and Asynchronous Runs |
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Environment Variables |
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Start-Up Directory |
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Process Executable Input And/Or Output |
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User Input for the Executable |
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Provide User Input from the Script |
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Read Executable Output into the Script |
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Write to and Read from the Executable |
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Case Study: Build and Test the Judo Software |
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Internet Scripting |
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HTTP Client Features |
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HTTP Server Features |
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Create A HTTP Proxy Server |
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UDP and Broadcasting |
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Send Mail |
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SSH and SCP |
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FTP |
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Scheduled Jobs |
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Different Modes of Scheduling |
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HTTP Console Interface for Schedules |
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Java GUI Scripting |
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Create AWT and Swing GUIs |
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Handle GUI Events |
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Handle GUI Events for Multiple Controls |
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Ant Scripting and Scripting Ant |
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Introduction to Ant |
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What is Ant? |
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Ant Build Scripts |
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Judo and Ant |
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Embed Judo in Ant Build Script |
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The Ant <judoscript> Task |
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Passing Information between Ant and the <judoscript> Tag |
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Call Other Ant Targets and Access Other Resources |
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Script Ant Tasks |
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Passing Information between code and Ant tasks |
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Handle Ant task execution failures |
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When and why to script Ant tasks in Judo |
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Internalization and Localization |
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Text Encoding in Judo and Java |
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Text Encoding |
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Read and Write Files in Native Languages |
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Handle Native Language Contents on the Internet |
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Native Language Text in Source Code |
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Turn Characters into Unicode Escape Sequences |
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Use Native Characters Directly in Source Code |
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View and Edit Native Language Content |
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A Poor Man's Native Language Viewer |
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A Poor Man's Native Language Editor |
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Use Locales |
Part IV. Advanced Data Processing and Applications |
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JDBC (SQL) Scripting |
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Introduction to JDBC Scripting |
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Java, JDBC and RDBMS |
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SQL, JDBC and JDK Versions |
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JDBC SQL Data Types |
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JDBC and ODBC |
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SQL/JDBC Scripting in Judo |
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Connections and Drivers |
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JDBC Drivers |
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Connection Attributes |
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Direct and Batch Execution of SQL |
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Run SQL Directly |
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Run Raw SQL and Database Language Scripts |
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Run SQL in Batches |
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Run SQL Script Files |
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Parameterized SQL |
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Run SQL Update Statements |
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Queries and Query Results |
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Execute Database Scripts As-Is |
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Call Stored Procedures |
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Use Advanced SQL Types |
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Database Meta-Information and Utilities |
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JDBC (SQL) Scripting - Work with RDBMSs |
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Use HSQLDB |
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Use Oracle |
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Use IBM DB2 |
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Use Microsoft SQL Server |
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Use MySQL |
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Hibernate ORM and HQL Scripting |
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Introduction to Hibernate and HQL |
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A Simple Example of Object Mapping |
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Key Hibernate API Classes and Interfaces |
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Set-Up and Initialization of Hibernate |
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Hibernate Scripting |
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Set-Up and Initialization of Hibernate |
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Support for Object Persistence and Transactions |
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Support for HQL and Multiple Object Deletion |
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Working with Hibernate Object Models |
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Mapping Types |
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Mapping Entity and Value Types |
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Mapping Class Inheritance |
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Mapping Associations |
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Summary |
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SGML and JSP Scraping |
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SGML/HTML Scraping Made Easy |
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SGML Scripting Versus XML Scripting |
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JSP Scraping and Build Template Systems |
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Develop Your Own Tag System for Information Organization |
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Case Study: An SGML-Based Documentation System |
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Planning for SGML-Based Documentation |
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Develop An SGML-Based Documentation System |
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XML Scripting - SAX Style |
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Introduction to XML Document Processing |
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SAX-Style XML scripting |
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DOM Programming |
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XSLT Scripting |
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XML Scripting - DOM Style |
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Native XML Scripting |
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SOAP Web Service Scripting |
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Introduction to SOAP Web Services |
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SOAP Web Services |
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WSDL |
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Data Types and Encoding |
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Web Service Clients |
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SOAP Web Service Scripting |
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Prerequisite |
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Start Scripting Web Services |
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Parameters and Return Values |
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Set Up the Echo Sample Web Service |
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Built-In Data Types |
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Custom Data Types |
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Input/Output Parameters and Return Values |
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Different Input Types for Maps and Structs |
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Summary of SOAP Web Service Scripting |
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Scripting for Windows |
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Microsoft ActiveX Scripting |
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Microsoft ActiveX/COM Background |
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Introduction to COM and ActiveX |
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IDispatch |
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IEnumVARIANT |
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Type Library |
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Introduction to ActiveX Control |
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ActiveX Control Data Types |
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ActiveX Control Methods and Properites |
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ActiveX Control Events |
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ActiveX and Java |
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Scripting ActiveX Controls with Java |
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Thoughts about COM/ActiveX, Java and Platforms |
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Scripting ActiveX Controls with Judo |
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Obtain ActiveX Controls |
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Access ActiveX Control Properties |
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Invoke ActiveX Control Methods |
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Control the Reference Counts |
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Use the IEnumVARIANT Interface |
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Use ADO to Access Databases |
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Use Microsoft Office Products |
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Use Microsoft Excel |
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Use Microsoft Word |
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Use Microsoft Internet Explorer |
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Use Microsoft Outlook |
Part V. Beyond Basics |
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JuSP: the Judo Server Page Technology |
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The JuSP Platform |
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Embed Judo in Java Software |
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The Easy Way to Embed Judo in Java Software |
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Default Function Name in the Embedded Script |
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Capture and Redirect Output |
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Syntax and Runtime Error Reporting |
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Introduction to Bean Scripting Framework (BSF) |
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BSF Support for Judo |
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Use Judo Inside Ant Through BSF |
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Extending Judo |
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Establish Your Own System Functions |
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Build Libraries for Java and Judo |
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Introduction to Judo Internals |
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Judo Debug Interface (JUDI) |
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Judo Profile Interface (JUPI) |
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Judo Tools and Special Usages |
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Judo Precompiler |
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Judo-Java Translator |
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JUSP Preprocessor |
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White-Box Java Unit Testing |
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Protect Passwords In The Scripts |
Part VI. Judo Language Reference |
| I.
Functional Areas |
| II.
Grammar |
| III.
Built-In System Functions |
| IV.
Built-In Object Types |
