Concurrent and Real-Time Programming in Java


John Wiley & Sons 2004 (446 pages)
Beginning with an introduction of the topic, this text describes the concurrency model of Java, summarizing its strengths and weaknesses, as well as details the Real-Time Specification for Java.

Table of Contents
Concurrent and Real-Time Programming in Java
Preface
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - Concurrent Programming in Java
Chapter 3 - Communication and Synchronization
Chapter 4 - Completing the Java Concurrency Model
Chapter 5 - Implementing Communication Paradigms in Java
Chapter 6 - Case Study: Concurrent Maze Search
Chapter 7 - The Real-time Specification for Java
Chapter 8 - Memory Management
Chapter 9 - Clocks and Time
Chapter 10 - Scheduling and Schedulable Objects
Chapter 11 - Asynchronous Events and Their Handlers
Chapter 12 - Real-Time Threads
Chapter 13 - Asynchronous Transfer of Control
Chapter 14 - Resource Sharing
Chapter 15 - Physical and Raw Memory
Chapter 16 - Case Study—Automobile Cruise Control System
Chapter 17 - High-Integrity Real-Time Systems
Chapter 18 - Conclusions
Appendix - Java Class and Interface Specifications


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