GeekInterview.com
  I am new, Sign me up!
 

Oracle Java


Oracle Java

Questions: 134
Comments: 123
 Oracle Java Tags
 Showing Questions 11-20 of 134 Questions
<< Previous 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >>
 Sponsored Links

 
 Oracle Java
Sorting Options :  

Latest Answer: number(x,y) is used where x is total number of digits and y is number of decimal places that we want. for example if we want to store values like 100.23, 150.50 etc we will say number(5,2) for this requirement. ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

Private class SampleA { }class SampleB extends SampleA { }What is wrong in the above code?
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

If 10 threads having equal periority and waiting for one particular object (source ), How the source will notify to the particular thread.
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

Latest Answer: Yield - this method allows one thread to give away the processor to the next thread in the ready queue.suspend - was used to stop thread execution, however this method is depricated in the current API.resume - resumes the suspended thread. this is aslo ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

Latest Answer: no..construtors are meant for creating objects  and it is not a method but loojk likes method. 1.so u cant put final to other than method,vaRIABLE ,class. 2.if u put satitic means u r breaking the concpet of objects...wherea s constructors are ...
Read Answers (2) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

Latest Answer: Output is:8.88x which is 3, is compared with value 4 and the conditional statement fails and else part (after :) is executed. ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : S.N.Prasath

Latest Answer: SAX Historical Background! Simple API for XML! Started as community-driven project  "xml-dev mailing list! Originally designed as Java API  "Others (C++, Python, Perl) are nowsupported! SAX 2  "Namespaces SAX Features! Event-driven  ...

Latest Answer:  nStores the number, types and properties of ResultSet’s columns. n ResultSetMetaData rsm = rs.getMetaData(); int number = rsm.getColumnCount(); For (int i=0; i< number;i++) System.out.println(rsm.getColumnName(i));  Meta Data: data about ...

Latest Answer: Servlet chaining is a technique in which two or more servlets can cooperate in servicing a single request.  In servlet chaining, one servlet's output is piped to the next servlet's input. This process continues until the last servlet is reached. ...

Latest Answer: Four types of Drivers  a) JDBC-ODBC Bridge driver  b) Native API Partly-Java driver  c) JDBC-Net Pure Java driver  d) Native-Protocol Pure Java driver  ...

View page << Previous 1 [2] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next >>

Ask A Question
Go Top
 Sponsored Links

 
Sponsored Links

 
Ask Question
You must login to Ask Question or Register your free account

Category:

 
Question Title:


Question in Detail:

Add this to my Subscribed Questions (?)
Send me email when new answer is posted (?)

 
Expert Members
Subscribe
Get Latest Updates Via RSS Reader or by Email
 Forum Discussion Subscribe to Forum Discussions Via E-Mail Latest Forum Discussions Subscribers
 Knowledge Base Subscribe to Knowledge Base Series Via E-Mail Knowledge Base Subscribers
 Learning Series Subscribe to GeekInterview Learning Series Via EMail Learning Series Subscribers
 Freelance Jobs Subscribe to GeekInterview Freelance Jobs Via EMail Latest Freelance Jobs Subscribers
 GeekInterview Blog Subscribe to GeekInterview Blog Via EMail GeekInterview Blog Subscribers
 Testing Interview Questions Subscribe to Testing Interview Questions Via EMail Testing Interview Questions Subscribers
 Oracle Interview Questions Subscribe to Oracle Interview Questions Via EMail Oracle Interview Questions Subscribers
 Java Interview Questions Subscribe to Java Interview Questions Via EMail Java Interview Questions Subscribers
 Latest Placement Papers Subscribe to Latest Placement Papers Placement Papers Subscribers
 Free Training Subscribe to Free Training Via EMail Free Training Subscribers
 Learn AJAX Subscribe to AJAXwith.com Via EMail AJAXwith Subscribers
About Us -  Privacy Policy -  Terms and Conditions -  Contact -  Ask Question -  Propose Category -  Site Updates 

Copyright © 2005 - 2009 GeekInterview.com. All Rights Reserved

Page copy protected against web site content infringement by Copyscape