Java for ColdFusion Developers - page 1
- TOC
- TOC
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Section 1.1. Why Java for ColdFusion Developers?
- Section 1.2. Who This Book Is For
- Section 1.3. What This Book Is Not
- Section 1.4. Overview of Book Sections
- Chapter 2. Java Jump Start
- Section 2.1. The New ColdFusion Architecture
- Section 2.2. Benefits of Moving to the Java Technology Platform
- Section 2.3. The Java Platform
- Section 2.4. Gathering Your Tools
- Section 2.5. Anatomy of a Simple Java Program
- Section 2.6. Understanding the API
- Section 2.7. Exercise 1: Download and Install the SDK
- Section 2.8. Exercise 2: Using the API Documentation
- Chapter 3. Java Data Structures
- Section 3.1. Binary Overview
- Section 3.2. Data Types in ColdFusion
- Section 3.3. Data Types in Java
- Section 3.4. Primitive Data Types
- Section 3.5. Variable Assignment and Initialization
- Section 3.6. Operators
- Section 3.7. Overflow
- Section 3.8. Operator Precedence
- Section 3.9. Casts and Conversions
- Section 3.10. Java Standard Classes
- Section 3.11. What s Next
- Chapter 4. Programming Structures
- Section 4.1. Wrapper Classes
- Section 4.2. Strings
- Section 4.3. Loops
- Section 4.4. Arrays
- Section 4.5. Conditional Logic
- Section 4.6. Example Program: CheckerBoard.java
- Section 4.7. Example Program: Debt Calculator
- Section 4.8. Command Line Input
- Section 4.9. Using Methods: Toward Object-Oriented Programming
- Section 4.10. Visibility
- Section 4.11. Composition of the main Method
- Section 4.12. What s Next?
- Chapter 5. Object-OrientedApplication Design
- Section 5.1. Objects
- Section 5.2. Why Software Projects Fail
- Section 5.3. Software Development Processes
- Section 5.4. Case Study: Bookstore
- Section 5.5. Introduction to OOAD
- Section 5.6. Use Cases
- Section 5.7. Creating UML Diagrams
- Section 5.8. Class Diagrams
- Section 5.9. User Scenarios and Use-Case Diagrams
- Section 5.10. Collaboration Diagrams
- Section 5.11. Sequence Diagrams
- Section 5.12. Package Diagrams
- Section 5.13. Encapsulation
- Section 5.14. Inheritance
- Section 5.15. Software and Hollywood Movies
- Section 5.16. What s Next?
- Chapter 6. IDEs
- Section 6.1. Macromedia Editor Changes and Java IDEs
- Section 6.2. Projects
- Section 6.3. Dreamweaver MX
- Section 6.4. Sun ONE Studio 3 (Forte for Java)
- Section 6.5. JBuilder
- Section 6.6. IntelliJ IDEA
- Section 6.7. Putting Your IDE to Work
- Section 6.8. What s Next
- Chapter 7. Objects and Classes
- Section 7.1. Packages
- Section 7.2. Documentation with JavaDoc
- Section 7.3. Field Defaults and Field Initializers
- Section 7.4. Polymorphism
- Section 7.5. Constructors
- Section 7.6. static Methods
- Section 7.7. The this Reference
- Section 7.8. Stack and Heap Memory
- Section 7.9. Putting Things Together
