Oracle Discoverer EUL Command Line for Java
OracleAS Discoverer is Oracle’s award winning, easy-to-use ad-hoc query, reporting and Web publishing tool. There are two aspects to any Discoverer system:
• Creating and maintaining an End User Layer (EUL)
• Generating ad-hoc queries, reports and publishing data
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Building a Java chat server
In this tutorial, we will build both the server and client sides of a simple chat system. This tutorial is for someone with little or no experience doing networking programming. We’ll cover topics such as networking and multithreading in enough detail so that you’ll be able to follow the examples, even if you have little or no experience doing this kind of programming. You will, however, need to be familiar with basic object-oriented programming in the Java language.
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Krakatoa Verification Tool for JAVA programs Tutorial and Reference Manual
Krakatoa is a tool for certification of Java programs, annotated using the Java Modeling Language [4] (JML for short), using the Why [1] tool for generating proof obligations. This version 1.11 of Krakatoa is a major rewriting of the version 0.x family. Major changes have occured including changes in the syntax of annotations. Chapter 2 is a tutorial to introduce the user step by step to the use of Krakatoa. Chapter 3 is a reference manual where all options of the tool are described, and also the modeling of Java objects and Java memory heap, that you may encounter if you discharge proofs interactively, e.g. using Coq.
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A Graphical Grid Monitoring Tool in Java
There is a tremendous need for supercomputing in the industry as well as in academia. This has lead to a great demand in high performance computers. The main drawback of these supercomputers is their exorbitant price. Academic institutions, developing countries and small private institutions may find supercomputers prohibitively expensive. As a result of this, they are not able to reach their full potential. There is a need to provide high performance computing at affordable prices. This need gave rise to Beowulf Supercomputers.
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Java Media Framework basics
The Java Media Framework (JMF) is an exciting and versatile API that allows Java developers to process media in many different ways. This tutorial provides an overview of some of the major features of JMF, mainly through the use of working examples. Upon completion of this tutorial, you will understand the major players in the JMF architecture. You also will have worked directly with JMF, using live examples and source code that may be extended for more specific purposes.
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