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• Die Urversion von Java, auch Oak genannt, wurde in einem Zeitraum von 18 Monaten vom Frühjahr 1991 bis Sommer 1992 unter dem Projektnamen "The Green Project" von Patrick Naughton, Mike Sheridan und James Gosling sowie zehn weiteren Entwicklern im Auftrage des amerikanischen Computerherstellers Sun Microsystems entwickelt. ...
• Das ursprüngliche Ziel bei der Entwicklung von Java war aber nicht die Entwicklung einer weiteren Programmiersprache, sondern die Entwicklung einer geräteunabhängigen Entwicklungs-Plattform für Geräte aus dem Unterhaltungsbereich, allen voran digitalen Settop-Boxen für den Empfang von interaktiven Mehrwertdiensten mittels Kabelfernsehen. ...
• Auf Basis des Urvaters aller Webbrowser, Mosaic, wurde ein um Java erweiterter Browser geschaffen - der "WebRunner" (nach dem Film "The Blade Runner"). ...
• 0a2) des Java-Quellcodes für die Öffentlichkeit freigegeben und die Downloadzahlen explodierten. ... Mai 1995, wurde Java dann erstmals offiziell der Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt, in der "San Jose Mercury News". ...
• Der Durchbruch für Java kam mit der Integration von Java in den Browser Netscape - besiegelt durch einen Handschlag zwischen Eric Schmidt und George Paolini von Sun Microsystems und Marc Andreessen, dem Erfinder und Begründer von Netscape. ... Der Name Java hat seinen Ursprung übrigens im Namen einer starken Kaffee-Sorte, die speziell für Espresso Verwendung findet (Java-Bohne) und von den Entwicklern bevorzugt getrunken wurde. ...
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• Java ist plattformunabhängig, d. ... Java-Programme laufen unabhängig vom Betriebssystem und der eingesetzten Hardware. Java-Programme laufen nicht nur auf einem PC, einer Workstation oder einem Server, sondern auch auf Organizern und Handys. Dies wird dadurch erreicht, dass es sich bei einem kompilierten Java-Programm nicht um direkt ausführbaren Maschinencode handelt, sondern um maschinenunabhängigen Bytecode. Zum Ausführen von Java-Programmen wird eine Laufzeitumgebung (runtime environment) auf Softwarebasis benötigt, die so genannte Java VM (Java Virtual Machine). Es gibt mittlerweile aber auch Hardware-Lösungen, also Prozessoren, deren Maschinensprache selbst der Java-Bytecode ist oder Betriebssysteme, in denen Java integraler Bestandteil ist (z. ...

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• Java (Programmiersprache).
• Java ist eine objektorientierte, plattformunabhängige Programmiersprache. ...
• Die Urversion von Java, auch Oak genannt, wurde in einem Zeitraum von 18 Monaten vom Frühjahr 1991 bis Sommer 1992 unter dem Projektnamen "The Green Project" von Patrick Naughton, Mike Sheridan und James Gosling sowie zehn weiteren Entwicklern im Auftrage des amerikanischen Computerherstellers Sun Microsystems entwickelt. ...
• Das ursprüngliche Ziel bei der Entwicklung von Java war aber nicht die Entwicklung einer weiteren Programmiersprache, sondern die Entwicklung einer geräteunabhängigen Entwicklungs-Plattform für Geräte aus dem Unterhaltungsbereich, allen voran digitalen Settop-Boxen für den Empfang von interaktiven Mehrwertdiensten mittels Kabelfernsehen. ...
• Auf Basis des Urvaters aller Webbrowser, Mosaic, wurde ein um Java erweiterter Browser geschaffen - der "WebRunner" (nach dem Film "The Blade Runner"). ...
• 0a2) des Java-Quellcodes für die Öffentlichkeit freigegeben und die Downloadzahlen explodierten. ... Mai 1995, wurde Java dann erstmals offiziell der Öffentlichkeit vorgestellt, in der "San Jose Mercury News". ...
• Der Durchbruch für Java kam mit der Integration von Java in den Browser Netscape - besiegelt durch einen Handschlag zwischen Eric Schmidt und George Paolini von Sun Microsystems und Marc Andreessen, dem Erfinder und Begründer von Netscape. ... Der Name Java hat seinen Ursprung übrigens im Namen einer starken Kaffee-Sorte, die speziell für Espresso Verwendung findet (Java-Bohne) und von den Entwicklern bevorzugt getrunken wurde. ...
• 5 Die nächsten Versionen der Sprache Java.
• Die Sprache Java ist objektorientiert aufgebaut. ...
• Java ist plattformunabhängig, d. ... Java-Programme laufen unabhängig vom Betriebssystem und der eingesetzten Hardware. Java-Programme laufen nicht nur auf einem PC, einer Workstation oder einem Server, sondern auch auf Organizern und Handys. Dies wird dadurch erreicht, dass es sich bei einem kompilierten Java-Programm nicht um direkt ausführbaren Maschinencode handelt, sondern um maschinenunabhängigen Bytecode. Zum Ausführen von Java-Programmen wird eine Laufzeitumgebung (runtime environment) auf Softwarebasis benötigt, die so genannte Java VM (Java Virtual Machine). Es gibt mittlerweile aber auch Hardware-Lösungen, also Prozessoren, deren Maschinensprache selbst der Java-Bytecode ist oder Betriebssysteme, in denen Java integraler Bestandteil ist (z. ...

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• Java System Active Server Pages (formerly Sun ONE Active Server Pages) software is a secure, enterprise-class Active Server Pages (ASP) engine for the Sun Java System (formerly Sun ONE) and Apache Web servers. Java Active Server Pages (ASP) is designed to help organizations deploy new or existing ASP applications within a secure and reliable Web infrastructure, such as the Sun Java System Web Server (formerly Sun ONE Web Server) running on the Solaris Operating System. ... 5, and XML, and includes enhancements to its COM-to-Java technology bridge and integration with popular Web authoring tools, such as Macromedia's Dreamweaver MX and Microsoft FrontPage. ...
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• There are several quality editors available for writing Java code. One of them, jEdit, is a text editor written using Java Swing, so it is available across platforms. ... But the default installation already supports regular expressions, syntax folding, Java scripting through BeanShell, and much more. ...

• Cross the Gap Between PHP and Java Using sophisticated application frameworks to build your network server applications is fine, but sometimes these frameworks are overkill. With a little communications programming between PHP and Java, you can establish an extensible layer that handles the annoying details of creating a custom network protocol. (from the Java Zone) .
• Java's Future Secured in Microsoft Pact Microsoft agrees to patch support of JVM until 2007. James Gosling's note to the Java community: 'Relax. ... Oracle Adding SOA to Developer Tools New development environment uses service-oriented architectures to make Java and Web services application creation easier. ...
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• Easy java simulations Easy Java Simulations (Ejs) is a software tool designed for the creation of computer simulations. It is designed for sicence teacher (not for professional programmer) What user need to do is supply information about science model (define variable, provide initial condition- initial value for variables , giving evolution condition -how variable change with time or constrains between variables) , Ejs will create java applet/ html page for your simulation. ...

• What's the difference between JavaScript and Java?.
• Although Java is technically an interpreted programming language, it is coded in a similar fashion to C++, with seperate header and class files, compiled together prior to execution. ... " Java has been generating a lot of excitment because of its unique ability to run the same program on IBM, Mac, and Unix computers. Java is not considered an easy-to-use language for non-programmers. ...
• Javascript is much simpler to use than Java. ...

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• Java Security FAQ.
• Last modified: Fri Mar 6 18:54:31 EST 1998 Is Java secure?.
• Nothing in life is completely secure; Java is no exception. Several specific security problems have been discovered and fixed since Java was first released. ...
• If somebody says Java is safe because ``hackers aren't smart enough to exploit the problems,'' don't believe them. ... If one group of hackers creates a Java-based attack and shares it with their friends, we're all in trouble. ...
• Other Web ``scripting'' tools such as JavaScript, Visual Basic Script, or ActiveX face the same sorts of problems as Java. ...
• So far, there have been no publicly reported, confirmed cases of security breaches involving Java, though there have been some suspicious events that might possibly have involved Java security problems. ...
• You're at risk if you're running a Java-enabled browser and you visit a Web page written by a person you don't know or don't trust. Since the two most common browsers, Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, are Java-enabled, most people surfing the Web are at risk. ...
• If you maintain sensitive data on your computer that you think an unscrupulous adversary might want, you should disable Java and JavaScript, as well as not installing plug-ins, except from well-known vendors. ...
• If you don't disable Java or JavaScript, think twice before visiting a Web site belonging to a person you don't know or don't trust. ...
• What about products that claim to block Java applets at a firewall?.
• If you want to block Java, the best way to do it is by setting your browser preferences to disable Java. ...
• Which is more secure: Java or ActiveX?.
• This is a general term for Java applets (programs) that exploit security bugs. ...

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• He was previously the Manager of the Java Performance team and was the Lead Author of the Java Series book "Java Platform Performance. ...
• A Golden Age of Java Developer Tools.
• The way that Java developers build systems has changed markedly over the past three years. As recently as the fall of 2001, the Evans Data Corporation's North American Developer Survey showed that a simple text editor in conjunction with basic SDK tools was the number one way that developers wrote Java code. ...
• My early days of Java programming, starting in 1997, were littered with tools like EMACS, Notepad (yes, I wrote a lot of code in Notepad!), custom shell scripts, gnumake and javac. ... They didn't support the latest Java standards, performance was sometimes poor, and even given all that they were expensive to acquire. ...
• It is in just the past few years that the Java IDE market has undergone a renaissance. ... Today's IDEs offer first rate Java code editing, the bread and butter of any developer tool, with features like syntax coloring and code completion. ...
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• The GNU project fully supports the Java language. If you are using Java you probably want to read about how to run Java programs or develop Java software with the GNU operating system: .
• GCJ (The GNU Compiler for Java) has been integrated in GCC release 3. ...
• Since July 1998, Kaffe, afree implementation of Java has been able to run most Java programs on a completely free operating system. There is also another Java Virtual Machine implementation called Japhar, though we primarily recommend Kaffe. ...
• Free tools that can help with developing Java code are available. ...
• The GNU project has several important Java projects where we could use your help: .
• The Classpath project aims to develop a free and portable implementation of the Java API (the classes in the Java package). ...
• The Mauve project is developing a free test harness for Java class library code. ...
• the Kawa project is building a Scheme compiler using Java. ...
• The Paperclips project is building a free servlet/http engine in Java. ...

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• Naturally, we immediately dropped everything and switched into total geek mode, exploring these exciting Java-powered gizmos with glee. ... After years of hearing about and believing in the potential of Java to power all types of devices, I finally have a Java-powered consumer electronics device in my own home that my whole family thinks is cool! Many of you share my enthusiasm for seeing the Java vision made manifest in smart devices for the general public, and this new HomePod is clearly one of them.
• HomePod is especially cool for Java developers (even more so for Javalobby members, I'll get to that in a moment. ) The folks at Gloolabs who created the GLOO software foundation for MacSense's HomePod product have made the Java source code for the whole package available. ... You can even test drive the whole system without buying a HomePod because there's a complete, Java-powered hardware emulator that you can run on your computer. ...
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• The Java language is an object-oriented programming language created by James Gosling and other engineers at Sun Microsystems. ... Gosling and friends initially designed Java, which was called Oak at first (in honour of a tree outside Gosling's office), to replace C++ (although the feature set better resembles that of Objective C). Sun controls the Java specification and holds a trademark on the Java name. ...
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• There were four primary goals in the creation of the Java language: .
• The second characteristic, platform independence, means that programs written in the Java language must run similarly on diverse hardware. ... This is achieved by compiling Java language code "halfway" to bytecode--simplified machine instructions that conform to a set standard. The code is then run on a virtual machine (VM), a program written in native code on the host hardware that translates generic Java bytecode into usable code on the hardware. ... The Java language also includes support for multi-threaded programs. ...
• Sun's license for Java insists that all implementations be "compatible". ...
• Microsoft has taken the position that a compliant Java, meeting the terms of the license as ordered by the court, is inadequate and has decided to leave out any Java system at all in future versions of Windows. This means that stock versions of Internet Explorer in such versions of Windows will break for Web sites using Java applets. Sun and others have made available Java run-time systems at no cost for those versions of Windows without Java. The necessity to download them is a consequence of the litigation and Microsoft's decision to comply with the court's order by leaving out Java support. ...

• There is as much misinformation about Java as there is information. On this page I have listed some common claims and beliefs about Java, along with a description of how accurate the claims are and where they go astray:.
• Java is a language for writing web pages; it's like HTML and VRML.
• Java is easy to learn and use, unlike C, C++ and other programming languages.
• Java code is portable, where C and C++ are not.
• Java solves the problem of cross-platform application development.
• Java can be extended to do anything the machine can do.
• Java is suitable for building large applications.
• Java's performance problems are temporary; it'll soon be as fast as C++.
• Java is interpreted; Basic is interpreted; Java = Basic.
• Java in a browser eliminates the need for CGI scripts and programs.
• Netscape's JavaScript is related to Java.
• Java will replace C++ as the language of choice.
• This is not a tutorial on Java; at best it's an effort to respond to the wild claims made about Java in the press and companies' marketing literature. For more information and commentary, take a look at Marty Hall's Java resource site. Java is a language for writing web pages; it's like HTML and VRML.

• It was originally developed by Netscape Communications under the name "Mocha" and then "LiveScript" but then renamed to "JavaScript" and given a syntax closer to that of Sun Microsystems' Java language. ...
• 1 Java and JavaScript.
• Java and JavaScript.
• The change of name from LiveScript to JavaScript happened at roughly the same time Netscape was including support for Java technology in its Netscape Navigator browser. ... There is no real relation between Java and JavaScript; their only similarities are some syntax and the fact that both languages are used extensively on the World Wide Web. ...
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• Ein Java-Applet ist ein Computerprogramm, das in der Programmiersprache Java verfasst wurde. ...
• Java-Applets wurden eingeführt, damit man Programme für Web-Seiten schreiben kann, die im Webbrowser (auf der Client-Seite) arbeiten und direkt mit dem Benutzer interagieren können, ohne Daten über die Leitung zum Server versenden zu müssen. Davor mussten Interaktionen entweder über CGIs auf der Serverseite bearbeitet werden, oder über Java Script, das jedoch keine vollwertige Programmiersprache darstellt und für umfangreiche Anwendungen nicht geeignet ist. Java-Applets waren Ende der 90er Jahre ein Hauptgrund für den Erfolg und die schnelle Verbreitung von Java. Der Begriff Applet bedeutet soviel wie "little application" (siehe auch Java-Applikation). Neben Applets existieren auch Servlets, das sind ebenfalls Java-Programme, die allerdings auf dem Server ausgeführt werden. ...
• Üblicherweise werden Java-Applets von HTML-Seiten aufgerufen. Um sie ausführen zu können, muss der jeweilige Webbrowser über eine entsprechende Java-VM verfügen. Diese VM, die Laufzeitumgebung für das Java-Applet, kann entweder Teil des entsprechenden Browsers sein, oder in Form eines Plugins nachträglich installiert werden (z. ...
• Internetbrowser mit integrierter Java-VM sind zum Beispiel : (Der Funktionsumfang dieser VMs entspricht nur der JDK-Version 1. ...
• Internet Explorer von Microsoft (Aktuell plant Microsoft die Java-Unterstützung komplett aus dem IE zu entfernen. Um die Frage der Integration von Java in den Internet Explorer bzw. ...
• Internetbrowser ohne integrierte Java-VM sind zum Beispiel : (Um mit diesen Browsern Applets nutzen zu können muss eine VM nachinstalliert werden, siehe Weblinks) .
• Alle Java-Applets werden von der Java-Klasse Java. ...
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• Your browser does not seem to be able to run Java, but just to give you an idea of what the program looks like, here is the main panel that it uses:.

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