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What is the use of system class? 
Latest Answer: System class is used to provide access to the system resources. ...

Latest Answer: By making constructor as 'private', we can make a final class. ...

View Question | Asked by : godsgirl

Latest Answer: This is a very common question asked in the comp.lang.java newsgroup. Its often useful to have an executable application when deploying your applications to a specific platform, but remember to make your .class files available for users running Unix/Macintosh/other ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : yahya

Latest Answer:  Java Mail API is ued to send a Mail through java application. To Test Program all you need to have is a SMTP address (Which your ISP Provides). We will see a sample program to send a mail through java program now.import javax.mail.*;import javax.mail.internet.*;import ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : baba

Latest Answer: The Java class file is a precisely defined format for compiled Java. Java source code is compiled into class files that can be loaded and executed by any JVM. The class files may travel across a network before being loaded by the JVM. The Java class file ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : mallikarjun rao.Y

Can a abstract class have a constructor ?When would the constructor in the abstract class be called ?
All the classes including the abstract classes can have constructors.Abstract class constructors will be called when its concrete subclass will be instantiated. 
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Is it ok to say interfaces,classes are of polymorphism(i.e we can use those for different purposes).if not then why?
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : prasad

I have a rtf file generated out of jasper report.I want to print this file.I tried using Runtime.getRuntime().exec.But, it is not printing.My questions are: how do I print the file and how do I specify the path of the file for printing.
View Question | Asked by : sunil

Latest Answer: following things needed1. put hibernate3.jar in project lib2. write hibernate configuration file (ie) hibernate.cfg3. write hibernate mapping file (say) student.hbm.xml4. get hibernate session and begin transaction5 endbye ...

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