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TCP-IP详解3卷
第三卷的内容细节覆盖了当今TCP/IP编程人员和网络管理员必须熟练掌握的四个基本方面:
T/TCP (TCP事务协议),这是对TCP的扩展,使客户--服务器间的事务传输更快更有效和更可靠;
HTTP (超文本传送协议),这是飞速扩展中的万维网的基础;
NNTP (网络新闻传送协议),这是Usennet新闻系统的基础;
UNIX域协议,这是在UNIX实现中应用非常广泛的一套协议。
与前面两卷一样,本书有丰富的例子和实现的细节,他们都是4.4BSD-Lite中的网络代码。
2009-12-19
TCP-IP详解2卷
本书完整而详细地介绍了TCP/IP协议是如何实现的。书中给出了约500个图例,15 000行实际操作的C代码,采用举例教学的方法帮助你掌握TCP/IP实现。本书不仅说明了插口API和协议族的关系以及主机实现与路由器实现的差别。还介绍了4.4BSD-Lite版的新的特点,如多播、长肥管道支持、窗口缩放、时间戳选项以及其他主题等等。读者阅读本书时,应当具备卷1中阐述的关于TCP/IP的基本知识。本书适用于希望理解TCP/TP协议如何实现的人,包括编写网络应用程序的程序员以及利用TCP/IP维护计算机网络的系统管理员。
2009-12-19
Java.Threads.3rd.Edition(chm)
Who Should Read This Book?
This book is intended for programmers of all levels who need to learn to use threads within Java programs. This includes developers who have previously used Java and written threaded programs; J2SE 5.0 includes a wealth of new thread-related classes and features. Therefore, even if you've written a threaded program in Java, this book can help you to exploit new features of Java to write even more effective programs.
The first few chapters of the book deal with the issues of threaded programming in Java, starting at a basic level; no assumption is made that the developer has had any experience in threaded programming. As the chapters progress, the material becomes more advanced, in terms of both the information presented and the experience of the developer that the material assumes. For developers who are new to threaded programming, this sequence should provide a natural progression of the topic.
This book is ideally suited to developers targeting the second wave of Java programs—more complex programs that fully exploit the power of Java's threading system. We make the assumption that readers of the book are familiar with Java's syntax and features. In a few areas, we present complex programs that depend on knowledge of other Java features: AWT, Swing, NIO, and so on. However, the basic principles we present should be understandable by anyone with a basic knowledge of Java. We've found that books that deal with these other APIs tend to give short shrift to how multiple threads can fully utilize these features of Java (though doubtless the reverse is true; we make no attempt to explain nonthread-related Java APIs).
Though the material presented in this book does not assume any prior knowledge of threads, it does assume that the reader has knowledge of other areas of the Java API and can write simple Java programs.
2008-10-11
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