Table of Contents

• Table of Contents
• Part I: Getting Started
  • 1 Getting Started
    • 1.1 Our First Application: Webget.oza
    • 1.2 What to do?
    • 1.3 Functor Definition: Webget.oza
    • 1.4 Compilation
    • 1.5 Execution
  • 2 Application Development
    • 2.1 Functors for Modular Applications
    • 2.2 Example: Last Minute Flights
    • 2.3 The Data Base
    • 2.4 The Graphical Input Form
    • 2.5 The Root Functor
    • 2.6 Compilation
    • 2.7 Execution
  • 3 Module Managers
    • 3.1 Overview
    • 3.2 Lazy Linking
    • 3.3 Import Specifications
    • 3.4 Url Resolution
    • 3.5 User-defined Module Managers
    • 3.6 Functors in the Oz Programming Environment
  • 4 Pickles for Persistent Data Structures
    • 4.1 Stateless, Stateful, and Sited Nodes
    • 4.2 Loading and Saving Values
    • 4.3 Example: The Data Base Revisited
    • 4.4 Pickle Compression
  • 5 More On Functors
    • 5.1 Computed Functors
    • 5.2 Imports
  • 6 Application Deployment
    • 6.1 Linking Functors
    • 6.2 Compressed Pickled Functors
    • 6.3 Executing Functors
• Part II: Programming With Concurrency
  • 7 Concurrency For Free
    • Death by Concurrency in Oz
    • Death by Concurrency in Java
  • 8 Programming Patterns
    • 8.1 Stream Processing Agents
      • 8.1.1 Stream Merging
    • 8.2 Communication Patterns
      • 8.2.1 Email Model
      • 8.2.2 Newsgroup Model
        • Forward Inference Engine: Implementation
        • Forward Inference Engine: Usage
    • 8.3 Synchronization
      • 8.3.1 The Short-Circuit Technique
• Part III: Client/Server Applications
  • 9 Introduction
    • 9.1 A Generic Server server.oz
  • 10 Registry Application
    • 10.1 Server db-server.oz
    • 10.2 Client db-client.oz
  • 11 Compile Server Application
    • 11.1 Server ozc-server.oz
    • 11.2 Client ozc-client.oz
• Part IV: Programming the Web
  • 12 Applets
    • 12.1 Enabling Oz Applets
  • 13 Servlets
• Part V: Distributed Applications
  • 14 Chat Application
    • 14.1 Chat Server
    • 14.2 Chat Client
    • 14.3 Graphical User Interface
• Part VI: Native C/C++ Extensions
  • 15 Global Counter Library
    • 15.1 Implementation
    • 15.2 Compilation
    • 15.3 Deployment
  • 16 Native Counter Objects
    • 16.1 Counter Class
    • 16.2 Counter Creation
    • 16.3 Type Testing
    • 16.4 Expecting Counter Arguments in Builtins
    • 16.5 Operations on Counters
    • 16.6 Printing Support
    • 16.7 Garbage Collection
    • 16.8 Finalization
    • 16.9 Native Functor
    • 16.10 Oz Wrapper Module
  • 17 Situated Cell-Like Objects
    • 17.1 Celloid Class
    • 17.2 Celloid Creation
    • 17.3 Type Testing
    • 17.4 Expecting Celloid Arguments in Builtins
    • 17.5 Operations on Celloids
    • 17.6 Printing Support
    • 17.7 Garbage Collection
    • 17.8 Cloning
    • 17.9 Native Functor
    • 17.10 Oz Wrapper Module
• Part VII: Appendices
  • A Data and Code Fragments
    • A.1 Application Development
  • Bibliography
  • Index