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Jacket - A square of plastic that protects a 5.25-inch disk. You don't remove the jacket and expect to ever use the disk again.
Java Client - A WebObjects development approach that allows you to create graphical user interface applications that run on the user's computer and communicate with a WebObjects server.
Java Foundation Classes - A set of graphical user interface components and services written in Java. The component set is known as Swing.
Java Script - A scripting language used to add interactivity to web pages.
JDBC - Informally stands for Java Database Connectivity. An interface between Java platforms and databases.
JEDEC - Joint Electron Device Engineering Council.
JNDI Java Naming and Directory Service - Protocol that provides a standard API to naming and directory services.
Joystick - A peripheral device that moves creatures and objects in games.
JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group, a standard for the data compression of still pictures. JPEG compresses image files to yield a smaller file size. The trade off is that some image data is lost in the compression process. JPEG is therefore termed as a lossy format. JPEG is recommended when exporting a still image from a DV clip if the intent is to send the picture through email or use it on the World Wide Web.