Web Services Notes by Nataraj sir from Sathya Technologies.This is a scanned notes in PDF formatt you can easily download or you can print easily. These classes were hapenned on 25th August 2011. This file contains totally 94 pages of classes. Mr.Nataraj explained all the topics in easy way to understand any student. This notes will cover all the topics including SOA ,XML, DTD, XSD, XSLT, SAX, DOM, JAXP, JAXB, WSDL, SOAP, UDDI and RESTful Web Services.
Java By BrahmaReddy
Monday, December 2, 2013
Friday, November 29, 2013
spring
Spring notes is written by one of the students of Mr.Nataraj sir. These classes were started at 28th Nov 2011 in Sathya Technologies. The guy who wrote this notes he didn't mention his name any where in the notes. But he attended almost all the classes. Now Nataraj sir providing his services with DurgaSoft.
This notes will cover all the topics given below:
This notes will cover all the topics given below:
What is Reflection and How it Works in Java
“Reflection is the process of obtaining runtime information about the class or interface.”
Runtime information is nothing but deal with the following:
Runtime information is nothing but deal with the following:
- Finding the name of the class or interface.
- Finding the data members of the class or interface.
- Finding number of constructors (default constructor and number of parameterized constructors).
- Number of instance methods.
- Number of static methods.
- Determining modifiers of the class (modifiers of the class can be public, final, public + final,abstract and public + abstract).
- Obtaining super class of a derived class.
- Obtaining the interfaces which are implemented by various classes.
Installing and Setting Classpath for Java
By seeing this post title you may get doubt. We already installed java and able to run programs also. Why this again? Actually i got a mail from java beginners like they are getting some problem while installing java and setting classpath on their Systems. So just a walk through regarding java installation and Setting classpath.
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