Javsky libraries are the collected codes of byte of the source text developed by designer JRE to keep applied development in Java.



Examples of these libraries:

The main libraries which switch on:

Libraries of a collection which carry out data structures, such as lists, dictionaries, trees and sets

XML, handling (Parsing, Conversion, the Statement) libraries

Safety

Internationalisation and localisation libraries

Libraries of integration which allow the applied author to communicate with the external

Systems. These libraries switch on:

Javsky Possibility of connection of the Database (JDBC) API for database access

The Javsky Denotation and the Directive Interface (JNDI) for search and opening

RMI and CORBA for the distributed applied development

User's libraries of the Interface switch on:

Abstract tooling Windowing (AWT) which provides GUI components - resources to take out those components and resources to access with events from those components

Libraries of Oscillation which are grounded on AWT, but provide performance AWT widgetry

BEE for sound capture, processing, and playback

The real computer of Java (JVM) which is a resource which fulfil codes of byte of Javsky libraries and third party statements

Plug-ins which allow applets to control in Web-browsers the Javsky Beginning of the Network.