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Java Platform Performance: Strategies and Tactics

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Addison-Wesley, Boston, MA, (2000)

Abstract

Direct from Sun's Java Performance Team, Java Platform Performance is a comprehensive field manual full of battle-tested strategies and tactics for developing high-performance applications and applets with Java technology. This book covers every aspect of Java performance, including speed, scalability, RAM footprint, startup time, and user-perceived performance factors. Part I covers the crucial process issues associated with Java optimization, outlining how performance tuning fits into the software development process, showing how to use benchmarks and profiling tools to identify hot spots and bottlenecks, and presenting general strategies for enhancing the performance of Java technology-based systems. In Part II, the authors present a wide array of concrete optimization techniques, including: enhancing the speed and scalability of Swing GUIs; providing high-speed I/O and using serialization; controlling RAM footprint and class loading; selecting optimal algorithms and data structures; using native code; and more. The book contains detailed appendices on garbage collection and the Java HotSpot Virtual Machine, written to address key performance questions. For all intermediate-to-advanced Java software developers, engineers, engineering managers, and technical leads.

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