Iceberg database system for the graduate advisors of Computer and Information Science Department of New Jersey Institute of Technology

Iceberg system is a departmental database system. It is built for the graduate advisors of the CIS department. It stores the graduate student\u27s information, such as background, bridge requirement and transcript. The graduate advisors can process the student\u27s records using the graphic user interface of Iceberg system. Iceberg system is an example of the powerful Java language. We use the latest Java technologies to build a flexible system, which is easily extended. The system consists of Iceberg client, Iceberg server and Oracle data source. The Iceberg client is a web-based applet, which can be easily accessed using a browser. The Iceberg server runs on a fast UNIX machine, providing service to the Iceberg client through RMI. The most interesting feature of Iceberg system is the component architecture of the Iceberg client. The Iceberg client is consisted of visual components that have no knowledge of each other at compile time. They are assembled together at run time, following the instruction of a script file. Since the container component can hold any components the Iceberg system is readily extendable

Applying YUV Color Mode in Color Image Processing by Using Java Swing

One of the most exciting new areas In computer technology is the development in color image processing field. Image processing is used to improve the visual quality of an image. Jaguar Java Software is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) software, powerful yet very simple to use, provides the means to filter color images in RGB Color space and YUV Color space, to produce high quality filtered images. YUV Color space model proved to filter images in a smooth way without loosing any data, only enhancing the image structure. Different images were applied, and satisfactory results were obtained of multi-applications objectives. Swing was used as the main programming language, which is part of the Java Foundation Classes (JFC) library. It offers much improved functionality as new components, expanded component features, better event handling

Java Grande Forum Report: Making Java Work for High-End Computing

This document describes the Java Grande Forum and includes its initial deliverables.Theseare reports that convey a succinct set of recommendations from this forum to SunMicrosystems and other purveyors of Java™ technology that will enable GrandeApplications to be developed with the Java programming language

A Java Implementation of a Portable Desktop Manager

Computers equipped with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and connected to the Internet are common in both the business and educational communities. These computers, using a web browser, easily share programs written in the Java programming language that are able to execute on a variety of heterogeneous machines. While programs written in many languages will not execute unmodified on different computing platforms because of portability restrictions, Java has overcome these limitations and provides a platform independent language. However, every programming language is limited, and no language provides all the features required for every program. Therefore, creation of any portable program must consider not only the language, but also the architecture and operating system constraints of the target machines. A desktop manager program was developed using the Java programming language. This program provides a uniform user interface to manage other programs and executes on multiple computer platforms