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CS 361 Concurrent Programming - Resources

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• Hardware Basics
• Introduction to Java
• Java for C++ Programmers
• "Javadoc" on-line documentation for Java classes
• Sun's Java tutorial
• Dr. Hartley's web site on "Concurrent Programming in Java" (our textbook)
• Sun's Java tutorial on RMI (remote method invocation)
• WSDL Services Lab from Sun Microsystems
• Article On Livelock

Drexel now has an agreement with NetLibrary so that you can now check out Java books electronically for a day or two. This includes books by O'Reilly, Sams, and McGraw-Hill. From a Drexel computer, go to http://www.netlibrary.com/library_home_page.asp and see what you get when you type "Java" as the keyword. In order to view the books, you will need to download the NetLibrary reader which unfortunately only runs on Windows computers, not Macs or Linux (or Solaris). The NetLibrary site will prompt you to do the necessary things once you see a book you want to check out. As far as I can tell the service is free to Drexel students and faculty.p;

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Last Edited: 09/19/2005