By Rohit Pardasani
Initially when computer resources were scarce it was advisable to work as close to machine level as possible. But as hardware resources became easily available and development time became crucial, higher level languages began to come into the picture. Development moved on from C to C++ and then Java and C#. Along with [...]
By Julian Jaic
One of the beauties of using Java programming language is that the programmers need not worry about the memory allocation and freeing of objects. We simply declare and initialize objects and JVM (Java Virtual Machine) will take care of freeing them when they are no longer in use by any application through a [...]
Author: LeadZoomer
Liferay Portal has proved itself as the world’s leading open source portal platform in open source web development. Because of its reliability, cost effectiveness and capability to support the development of innovative internet-based applications, Liferay portal is increasingly being used globally across industries for their most challenging information technology needs. Liferay Portal is the [...]
Author: aline
Java Developers require a reporting tool which can get them all reports done with ease. JasperReports is there for them to generate report so quick and of various formats. This tool allows Java programmers to get reports compiled at runtime means dynamically as well as design time which means statically. The bot working behind [...]
By Mark Debattista
The functions of file extension JNLP:
* By setting up JavaFX and Java applications online;
* Launching Java programs off the Web;
* Managing Java programs on the Internet.
Java Community Process developed the JNLP file extension, recognized as JSR 56 including version 1.0, 1.5, and 6.0.
The JNLP file extension is a correlated idea often interchangeable with [...]
By Niraj K Singh
Well… the answer is NO. An interface can’t inherit from a class in Java, not at least directly. So, we can safely say that interfaces don’t inherit from the Object class. Okay… so how can they do that indirectly? We know that interfaces can have classes declared as members as well just [...]
Crap4j is an open-source implementation tool to help you detect Java code C.R.A.P. – which stands for Change Risk Anti-Patterns.
The CRAP metric combines cyclomatic complexity and code coverage from automated tests (e.g. JUnit tests) to help you identify code that might be particularly difficult to understand, test, or maintain – the kind of code that [...]
By Mark Debattista
This executable file is therefore responsible for informing one of any updates that need to be installed on their computer to ensure it runs efficiently. It is made and preinstalled in Java software by Sun Microsystems to check and alert the users of any Java updates.
Jusched.exe should essentially be a harmless process but [...]
By Parveen Aggarwal
TCO (Total Cost Ownership) is the buzzword in today’s business world. This metric helps enterprise managers assess direct and indirect costs and benefits derived from their investment on IT components and services. A vital component of overall TCO is database management. All information-centric applications need databases for data storage. Also, the storage demands [...]
By Parveen Aggarwal
It is a well known fact that Java as a programming language set off a new paradigm in the software industry. Suddenly, every software programmer worth his salt was amidst software jargons like ‘Platform-Independence’, ‘Cross-Platform-Deployment’ and ‘The Java Virtual Machine’. In fact, it did not take long for Java to usurp the ‘most [...]
