Why java Soft has declared HttpServlet Class as an Abstract class?Is there any performance issue?
In HttpServlet class there is no any abstract method although javasoft declared this class as an abstract class.Ok,this is valid in java.So if we want to utilize this class we will have to extends this class.But we can use to achieve this one by using Httpservlet class as simple java class also.
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XML Parsing
For parsing a big XML and modifying it (removing empty element), which parser should we use?
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what is the difference between DTO and VO?
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what are the use of implicit objects in jsp?
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What is connection pooling?
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Why do we use Swings even though we have AWT classes?
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Java single inhertiance and multiple inheritance
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what is the difference between jsp tag and html tag
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Cloning
What is Cloning? Why we are using Cloning concept? and How many types of cloning?
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Java-Class variable Vs Instance variable
Some body please tell me what is the difference between class variable and instance variable???
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Core Java
Why thread has created in Two ways and why not in one way or three ways? Anyone please help me to get the Answer
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Synchronization tool
What is synchronization and what are tools of synchronization ?
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Why init(), destroy() can't be overridden in servlets?
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What is the Full Form Of J2EE?
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What are the different acess specifiers?
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Why is that the final variable has to be initialized as soon as it is declare?
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Available methods in synchronization ?
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Thread Priority Levels
How many THREAD PRIORITY LEVELS levels are there in JAVA
3
8
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What is .xba file?
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Servlet as the shared object
Can we use a Servlet as the shared object
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