Java Terms
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| show | Java Virtual Machine - interprets java bytecodes which were created by a Java compiler. A JVM is usually embedded in an operating system, browser, or server.
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| show | A Java program that typically runs within a web browsers. The HTML Applet, Embed, and Object tags can be used to embed an Applet within a web page. Most of the functionality that used to require an applet can now be implemented using JavaScript.
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| show | Abstract Window Toolkit - a package of classes for creating GUI components such as buttons, menus, and scrollbars.
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| show | an architecture for creating reusable software components. Typically a java class that is serializable and has setter and getter methods.
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| show | Java Foundation Classes - a standard set of GUI components and other services to simplify the development and deployment of java applications.
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| show | The portion of JFC in the javax.swing package. Consists of lightweight GUI components which enable programmers to specify a different look and feel for each platform, or a uniform look across all platforms
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| show | Java 2 Micro Edition - used for writing applications for cell phones, smart cards, pagers, and other consumer devices.
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| show | Java Native Interface - allows Java code to operate with applications and libraries written in other languages, such as C, C++, and assembly.
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| show | Java classes that integrate with a web server. most commonly used to process forms, handle redirects or authenticate user names and passwords, and create dynamic content.
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