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After thought and consultation, decided to change "handle" to "reference" throughout the book.Integrated copyeditor's edits including the frontmatter up through the end of Chapter 3.
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Little because I couldn't figure out how to set the library path properly Information also in the makefile) and Linux, using g++.
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(configured by default for the free Borland C++ compiler, with Visual C++ configuration Rewrote Appendix B, modifying the examples so that they work both under Win32.Hashing, where I created my own simple hash map as a demonstration. I'm particularly pleased with the section on
Removed many of them, added lots of new ones.
Complete rewrite of Chapter 9 for the Java 2 collections. Made array definitions use a consistent syntax ('' associated with the type, not the id). Incorporated copyeditor's corrections for Chapter 4. The makefiles, but you'll have to modify paths) and run tomcat in order for it to work. (See and copy the files into the appropriate directory (which is performed by The Servlet and JSP examples now have their own HTML pages. The command-line, with the appletviewer or in web pages (which are automatically generated Most non-applets to applets and added n() to them, so they can now be used from Reworked all the GUI examples by creating Console.java which combines all the necessaryĬommands for running an application or applet into the overloaded run() method. #MINDVIEW FOR LINUX CODE#
Of the book, I ended up making a fair number of code changes in the last chapters. Was bringing the "Hands-On Java" presentation material up to date with the current version
The primary reason for this release is for my 3-day tutorial at the SD conference.From questions by Martin Danner during the SD2000 tutorial. Added the sections titled "Nesting interfaces" and "Reaching outward from a multiply-nested class" to Chapter 8 ("Interfaces and Inner Classes").Incorporated copyeditor's corrections for Chapter 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, and all appendices.Rewrote Chapter 11 (The Java I/O System), and added exercises.One of the biggest rewrites in theīook, but I think it came out reasonably well. It's now completely Swing based,Īnd almost everything is displayed in an html page (these are in the source-codeĭownloads).
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Rewrote Chapter 13 (Creating Windows and Applets). Rewrote Chapter 14 (Multiple Threads) and added exercises. Reworked a lot of the exception handlers. There's no doubt the book will continue to evolve. Please do re-submit a correction if you think I've missed it. My process for this got a bit messy, and so there are corrections that were probably missed this is especially true if you submitted corrections based on the printed book, before I began rewriting it. Went through reader corrections and incorporated as many as I could. Incorporated all remaining copyeditor's corrections. Finished Chapter 15 (Distributed Computing). On the other hand, I feel pretty good about the result despite the potential extra flaws. This process was rushed more than I would have wished, so there may be more flaws than the first edition (the lack of public review time for the final version will probably be the biggest factor in this). For better or worse, the book is complete and in the hands of the publisher. A number of corrections have been made you'll see these as strikeouts in the HTML. Backtalk is a system created and funded by Bruce Eckel & Bill Venners, and implementd by This should make everything easier, both for readers and for document maintainers. Backtalk system integrated into HTML version of book, so that reader feedback is attached to the paragraph(s) it is commenting about. Revision history: Revision 12, June 12, 2001: How to create executable Jar files for distribution. Specify directory so "faces" example works. Add page describing installation and making of code. Add a web page to describe status & availability of exercise solutions. Fix Java Bean examples so they work inside Beanbox, Jbuilder, Forte. Incorporate code corrections, edits, using redline & strikeout. To be informed of future releases of this document and other information about object-oriented books, documents, seminars and CDs, subscribe to my free newsletter. Thinking in Java, 2nd Edition: Revision History Revision 12 Revision history for Thinking in Java, 2nd editionįull text, source code and additional information available at Web Log Articles Calendar Seminars Books CD-ROMS Services Newsletter About FAQ Search Thinking in Java, 3rd Edition solutions guide now available Bruce Eckel's MindView, Inc: Thinking in Java, 2nd Edition: Revision History
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