8.5.1 Collection Benchmark Results
8.6 References on Algorithms and Data Structures
9 Using Native Code
9.1 Native Graphics Example
9.1.1 Native Code Comparison
9.2 Examining JNI Costs
9.2.1 Java Language Copy
9.2.2 JNI Patterns
9.2.3 Pattern 1: Call
9.2.4 Pattern 2: Call−Pull
9.2.5 Pattern 3: Call−Pull−Push
9.2.6 Pattern 3 (Variant): Call−Pull−Push with Critical
9.2.7 Pattern 4: Call−Invoke
9.3 Native Code Case Studies
9.3.1 Java Media Framework
9.3.2 The java.math Package
9.3.3 Java 3D
10 Swing Models and Renderers
10.1 Swing's Component Architecture
10.2 Scalable Components
10.2.1 Renderers
10.2.2 Models
10.2.3 Example: Simple Spreadsheet
10.2.4 Using Custom Models
10.2.5 Using Custom Renderers
10.2.6 Using Custom Models and Renderers Together
11 Writing Responsive User Interfaces with Swing
11.1 Guidelines for Responsive GUIs
11.1.1 Design, Then Build (Repeat)
11.1.2 Put the User in Charge
11.2 Using Threads in Swing Programs
11.2.1 The Single−Thread Rule
11.2.2 Using invokeLater and invokeAndWait for Event Dispatching
11.3 Using Timers in Swing Applications
11.3.1 How Timers Work
11.3.2 Code Without Timers
11.3.3 The Swing Timer Class
11.3.4 The Utility Timer and TimerTask Classes
11.3.5 How to Choose a Timer Class
11.3.6 Timer Example
11.4 Responsive Applications Use Threads
11.5 Example: Searching the Web
11.5.1 Worker Thread Priority
11.5.2 Interrupting a Worker Thread
12 Deployment
12.1 Compiler Options
12.2 JAR Files
12.2.1 Reducing Program Size
12.2.2 Download Time Reduction
12.2.3 JAR Files and Resources
12.3 Packaging Utilities
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