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	Table of Contents
	Index
	Reviews
	Reader Reviews
	Errata

Mac OS X for Java Geeks
By Will  Iverson
Publisher	: O'Reilly
Pub Date	: April 2003
ISBN	: 0-596-00400-1
Pages	: 296
	Copyright
		Preface
			Organization
			Conventions Used in This Book
			Comments and Questions
			Acknowledgments
		Chapter 1.   Getting Oriented
			Section 1.1.   All Those Confusing Names
			Section 1.2.   Why Now?
		Chapter 2.   Apple's Java Platform
			Section 2.1.   Apple JVM Basics
			Section 2.2.   Apple's JVM Directory Layout
			Section 2.3.   Additional APIs and Services
			Section 2.4.   Going Forward
		Chapter 3.   Java Tools
			Section 3.1.   Terminal
			Section 3.2.   Code Editors
			Section 3.3.   Jakarta Ant
			Section 3.4.   Additional Tools
		Chapter 4.   GUI Applications
			Section 4.1.   Swing and Aqua
			Section 4.2.   An Example Swing Application
		Chapter 5.   Apple Extensions
			Section 5.1.   The Mac OS X Finder
			Section 5.2.   Native Access
		Chapter 6.   Cross-Platform Programming
			Section 6.1.   GUI Construction
			Section 6.2.   New Line
			Section 6.3.   File Encoding
			Section 6.4.   Threading
			Section 6.5.   File Separator
			Section 6.6.   Testing Cross-Platform Compatibility
			Section 6.7.   For More Information
		Chapter 7.   Standalone Applications
			Section 7.1.   Packaging
			Section 7.2.   JAR Files
			Section 7.3.   Application Bundles
			Section 7.4.   Building an Application from Scratch
			Section 7.5.   MRJAppBuilder
			Section 7.6.   Next Steps
		Chapter 8.   Web-Delivered Applications
			Section 8.1.   Applets
			Section 8.2.   Java Web Start
			Section 8.3.   GUI Application Delivery Comparison
			Section 8.4.   Next Steps
		Chapter 9.   The Mac OS X Speech Framework
			Section 9.1.   The Speech API
			Section 9.2.   Putting Speech to Work
		Chapter 10.   QuickTime for Java
			Section 10.1.   Getting Started
			Section 10.2.   The QuickTime API
			Section 10.3.   The SimplePlayer Application
		Chapter 11.   The Mac OS X Spelling Framework
			Section 11.1.   Getting Set Up
			Section 11.2.   The Spelling API
			Section 11.3.   Spelling in Action
		Chapter 12.   Databases
			Section 12.1.   Basic Concepts
			Section 12.2.   Mac OS X Databases
			Section 12.3.   Next Steps
		Chapter 13.   Servlets, JSP, and Tomcat
			Section 13.1.   Apache Tomcat
			Section 13.2.   Database-Driven JSP Applications
			Section 13.3.   Frontending Tomcat with Apache
			Section 13.4.   Next Steps
		Chapter 14.   EJB and JBoss
			Section 14.1.   JBoss
			Section 14.2.   Getting Started with J2EE
			Section 14.3.   Pushing the Envelope
		Chapter 15.   Web Services
			Section 15.1.   RPC
			Section 15.2.   XML-RPC
			Section 15.3.   SOAP
			Section 15.4.   Additional Reading
			Section 15.5.   Final Thoughts
		Colophon
		Index