Matt Claflin

Hi,

I'm trying to use HAT to debug a web application running locally on Tomcat, but am also receiving a java.io.EOFException. I tried entering the "-classic" parameter alongside the "-Xrunhprof" parameter, and I also tried using "doe=y". Neither seemed to help. I'm not sure about "doe=y", since I don't know what the exit would be for a web app., as opposed to a standalone application with a "main()" method. Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,

Matt

Ahhh - never mind. I see it. The choice of static method depends on the class of the reference variable which calls it.
-Matt

Hi. My question with regards to the code above then, is, "why would one ever want to hide a static method in a superclass?". If creating an instance of the subclass Baselet{} and subsequently invoking the static method aMethod() causes execution of aMethod() in the superclass Base{}, why would one want to create the aMethod() method in Baselet{}? Perhaps I'm just not seeing how the aMethod() method in
Baselet{} would ever be executed.
-Matt

Thanks, Betty - I'll give searching a shot!
-Matt

Will someone please send me a copy of the exam at [email protected]?
Thanks,
Matt

Hi. It's not clear to me why "Goodnight Dick" would appear after running this. I'm having some trouble making the distinction between compile-time information checking and run-time information checking. Many certification exam questions require that one know when a problem will arise at compile time versus run time. Unfortunately, these are the questions I seem to consistently get wrong! Can you help me with the distinction? Thanks!
-Matt