Table of Contents

1  Introduction
    1.1  What is JavaHMI
    1.2  Why Java
    1.3  Running the Demos
    1.4  Contribute
    1.5  License
2  Developing with JavaHMI
    2.1  Downloading the latest version
    2.2  Accessing the cvs source tree
    2.3  Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
        2.3.1  Eclipse
        2.3.2  NetBeans
    2.4  Development Considerations
    2.5  Writing JNI (Java™ Native Interface) wrappers
    2.6  Extending ControlObserver and its subclasses
3  Machine Control
    3.1  Modeling machine components using Object Oriented techniques
    3.2  Object Oriented machine control programming
4  Supervisory Control
    4.1  Creating flexible interfaces
    4.2  Developing custom components 
5  Data Acquisition
    5.1  Connecting to databases with JDBC
6  Networking
7  Jython

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