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JAVA WHITE PAPERS |
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This white paper discusses a new language construct called "delegates" in the newest version of the Microsoft Visual J++ development environment, and why this construct is not a part of the Java programming language.  |
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A short description of the Java Language, covering these aspects: Java is simple, object-oriented, distributed, interpreted, robust, secure, architecture- neutral, portable, high-performance, multithreaded and dynamic. This paper is basically Chapter 1 from the Java Language Environment White Paper, but also includes an example of the impact it would have on a fictitious company named Archimedes. It does not cover the Java Platform or specific packages, classes or API.
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Describes the broad design goals of Java. Provides detailed description of the basic Java Language compared to C/C++. Includes a general discussion of HotJava. Briefly mentions the four base class libraries. Does not cover upcoming class libraries or technologies.
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Discusses the concerns about Java's effect on network security; provides background on security in networked systems and some common misconceptions; describes the Java security model and how it is implemented, including some upcoming security extensions.
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Describes the Java Platform runtime environment, the base API and extension APIs. May 1996
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Describes the small, efficient operating environment developed by JavaSoft that executes Java applications directly on hardware platforms without requiring a host operating system.
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See the home page for a list of documents for the Java Electronic Commerce Framework, a virtual point-of-sale device implemented in software for use in Java-enabled environments. |
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JavaBeans(tm) provides a platform-independent, portable component model and a rational security model. JavaBeans(tm) will work with ActiveX/COM, OpenDoc, and LiveConnect -- and guarantees that Java applets and applications will run anywhere -- on any OS and on any hardware that runs Java. In short, JavaBeans(tm) represents a new model for components. |
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Whitepapers concerning Java standardization, JavaSoft's open development process for Java specifications, and related information are available at the Java Standardization Home Page.
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