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| edu.pdx.cs399J | This package contains classes and interfaces used in the projects for CS399J: Programming with Java. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.core | This package contains classes that demonstrate Java's core API. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.examples | Contains miscellaneous example programs that don't necessarily fit into any of the lectures. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.family | The package contains a family tree application that uses many of the classes that we discuss in CS399J. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.family.gwt.client | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.family.gwt.server | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.family.web | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.grader | This package contains classes that are used to keep track of students, grade projects, and submit assignments in CS399J. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.gwt.client | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.gwt.server | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.j2se15 | Contains examples of using the new Java lanaguage and API features that were introduced in J2SE version 1.5. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.junit | The package contains examples of how to write unit tests using the JUnit test framework. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.lang | This package contains example Java programs that demonstrate fundamental aspects of the Java programming language such as declaring variables, handling exceptions, and class inheritance. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.net | This package contains classes that demonstrates Java's networking and concurrent programming facilities. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.reflect | This package contains examples of Java's Reflection API. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.rmi | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.security | This package contains example code that demonstrates a number of Java's security features. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.servlets | This package contains examples of Java servlets that are deployed to a web container. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.tips | This package contains example of interesting and tricky Java programs from the "Tips and Tricks" lecture. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.web | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.xml | This package contains classes and programs that demonstrate Java's APIs for working with XML, the Extensible Markup Language. |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.YOU.client | |
| edu.pdx.cs399J.YOU.server | |
If there is one thing that I feel very strongly about, it is that software must be documented. I also feel that it is very important that student be exposed to sample code when learning a programming language. To those ends, I have written a number of sample Java classes that demonstrate the concepts and APIs that we discuss in class. These classes are documented using Java documentation comments and HTML pages have been generated from them using Javadoc.
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