Vijay Jagannathan

I suppose this is where soft skills come into play. To be a manager, the most important thing is people management. Of course, the developer / programmer will also need to have the technical skills to look at a project as a large picture and make decisions to lead the same....

Question -- I want to simulate t1 and t2 to simultaneously do something on a single object, but I just don't know how to exactly let them start at the same time. For the above code, will t1 and t2 start at the same time ? or will t1 start "little" bit earlier than t2 does ?

We cannot be really sure whether t1 or t2 will start first. It depends on the VM and other various factors.

Check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language

strong vs. weak typing

This distinction refers to the behavior of the language when values are operated on. In a strongly typed language, operations must match the types of the values operated on (addition must be performed on numbers, for example). In weakly typed languages operations might be made on values which are inappropriate.

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Thanks for the info guys.
Its been really helpful.

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Vijay

Tony,

Would you be kind enough to tell me the other situations when these happen?

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Vijay

Hello,

I am trying to debug a "corba server written in java" application in eclipse which needs to run some corba-orbix commands before coming to java. Without this, my java code is not able to connect to corba. The corba services commands are in a windows batch file(start_services.bat). Is there any way in eclipse where I can first run the ".bat" file and then start debugging so that my program can connect to corba when being debugged?

I tried starting the same in a command window but I believe that the jave environment in eclipse is not picking it up.

Can you please help?

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Vijay

Got my certification kit and Score card.
Scored 78%.

I gave the exam in Australia.

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Vijay

To elaborate on what Eddy said, use the c:redirect as follows:

<%@ page language="java" %> <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core" prefix="c" %> . . . <c:redirect url="http://hotmail.com"> <c :-P aram name="userName" value"user1" /> <c:redirect>

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Thank you for your comments. Sorry for not being more specific.

But what I was confused with was this:
-> When a new String is created and exists in the pool, both the new and existing String will point to the same object.

Based on this idea, when a String Object "String" is created and a second string object "String" is compared to it, it should point to the same object and the code should return a true.

For Example:

if("SomeSrting"=="SomeString"){ return true; }else{ return false; }

will return true.

But my code above

if (" String ".trim()=="String"){ System.out.println("TRUE"); } else{ System.out.println("FALSE"); }

returns false. Does this have anything to do with the trim() function?

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Vijay

Hello,

I believe that the following piece of code should give an answer true. But when complied, it gives false. Can someone please help me with this?

if (" String ".trim()=="String"){ System.out.println("TRUE"); } else{ System.out.println("FALSE"); }

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Vijay

Thank you very much for clarifying this
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Vijay

Hello Ranchers,

I have been given to understand that a method signature consists of:
1> Name of the method
2> The parameter list of the method

and that the return type is not a part of this. Can you tell me if the "throws clause" is a part of the method signature?

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Vijay

Oops!! Got it working.
I restarted my machine and the admin works now.
Guess it was some kind of cacheing issue.

Thanks a million.

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Vijay

I tried all the things listed above.
But still am getting the message

Tomcat's administration web application is no longer installed by default. Download and install the "admin" package to use it.

Let me know if you managed to hit upon a solution.

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Vijay

Congratulations Nicholas