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"The Minimum You Need to Know about Java on OpenVMS" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Introduction
• 2- Why Java?
• 3- Approach of This Book
• 4- Prerequisites for This Book
• 5- Obtaining and Installing Java
• 6- Major Pitfalls of Java on OpenVMS
• 7- Chapter 1 Basics of Java
• 8- A Little Bit of History and Concept
• 9- Data Types
• 10- Everything is a Class (almost)
• 11- Reference not Pointer
• 12- The Sandbox
• 13- Garbage Collection
• 14- No Include Files or Preprocessor
• 15- Constructors and Finalizers
• 16- Arithmetic Operators
• 17- Relational Operators
• 18- Boolean Operators
• 19- Bitwise Operators
• 20- Assignment Operators
• 21- Comments
• 22- Abstract Classes and Methods
• 23- Inheritance
• 24- Polymorphism
• 25- Source Code Organization and Style
• 26- Modifiers for Data Types and Methods
• 27- Packages
• 28- Interfaces
• 29- Threads
• 30- Exceptions
• 31- JAVA$CLASSPATH
• 32- A Little Lecture on Strings and References
• 33- Java Follow Up
• 34- Exercises
• 35- Chapter 2 Using RTL and SYS Calls
• 36- Goal of This Chapter
• 37- Order of Development with JNI
• 38- Creating Linker Option Files for JNI
• 39- LibGetLogical
• 40- Programming Assignment 1
• 41- VMSLogical
• 42- Programming Assignment 2
• 43- VMSDate
• 44- Programming Assignment 3
• 45- VMSSpawn
• 46- Programming Assignment 4
• 47- Words of Warning About LIB$SPAWN()
• 48- RTL and SYS Followup
• 49- Exercises
• 50- Chapter 3 Accessing RMS Indexed Files
• 51- The Choices We Make
• 52- Building What We Need
• 53- The Native Interface Code
• 54- One More Indexed File
• 55- RMS Followup
• 56- Programming Assignments
• 57- Exercises
• 58- Chapter 4 Interfacing With FMS
• 59- Why Use FMS?
• 60- Our Fms Class
• 61- FMS Follow Up
• 62- Chapter 5 Building Java Via MMS
• 63- The philosophy
• 64- Logical Name Table Modifications
• 65- Build Command File
• 66- The Infrastructure MMS Procedure
• 67- Running Our New Classes
• 68- Programming Assignment
• 69- Exercises
• 70- Chapter 6 Mega Zillionare Application - RMS
• 71- What to Expect
• 72- String Dates in Java
• 73- Importing Data
• 74- Bulk Reporting Data
• 75- Creating Our Stats File
• 76- Programming Assignment 1
• 77- The Most Report
• 78- Programming Assignment 2
• 79- The Due Report
• 80- Programming Assignment 3
• 81- The Browse Module
• 82- The Entry Module
• 83- The Menu
• 84- Programming Assignment 5
• 85- Chapter 7 Using the Buffers Directly - RMS2
• 86- The Intention
• 87- How Hurt Are You?
• 88- Programming Assignment One
• 89- Upgrade Before Continuing
• 90- Our New Java Class
• 91- Programming Assignment Two
• 92- The Support and Open Functions
• 93- Reading Records
• 94- Programming Assignment Three
• 95- Updates and Deletes
• 96- Programming Assignment Four
• 97- Writing a Record
• 98- Follow Up
• 99- Chapter 8 RDB Via JDBC
• 100- Setting Things Up
• 101- A Sample Java Program
• 102- Programming Assignment One
• 103- Design Considerations
• 104- Some Serious Flaws
• 105- Our Main Program
• 106- Our Prompt Routine
• 107- The Import Module
• 108- Stats Creation
• 109- The Due Report
• 110- The Dump Report
• 111- Our Browse Module
• 112- Programming Assignment Two
• 113- The Maintenance Module
• 114- Programming Assignment Three
• 115- Programming Assignment Four
• 116- RDB Follow Up
• 117- JAR Files
• 118- Java Follow Up
• 119- Chapter 9 Ruminations
• 120- Vendor Management Systems and the End of Consulting Firms
• 121- The Tech Farm
• 122- Return of the 30-Year System
• 123- Do You Really Want to Work in IT?
• 124- Solve the Whole Problem
• 125- The Mythical Business Analyst
• 126- The Much Maligned LF/CR

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