Gudimella Chandana

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Recent posts by Gudimella Chandana

Hi Author,

Ajax is based on Javascript which is browser dependent. Does your book address those problems and give a permanent solution to all those problems??
Hi,

Iam using struts 1.1 since long time. Can you please tell me whether EJB 3.0 is supported in struts 1.1 or will it be supported in struts 2.0.

Thanks in advance..
May be I am not very well versed with Ruby, Is there support for message oriented middleware in Ruby On Rails ? Not sure if this is a interesting question, If my Agile team is planning to use RoR instead of J2EE are there any trade offs that I should be aware ? Or Do I need to use JRuby and get access to wealth of J2EE libraries ?

Thanks
Chandana
17 years ago
Hi Pravin,

While posting questions please verify whether you are posting them correctly or not.



The above code result in compiler error. First of all check the Statement what you are trying to assign to what and what you are checking and what the method will be returning.
Secondly there is no method in the inputstream which takes the char array as an argument.



Try out with the above code.
Did you take any mock exams?? If so how you are scoring in them??
Sorry, small rectification, please read the word member variables as local variables.
Hi Srini,

The class variables will be initialized to their default values. So in your example String x will be initialized to null.

Try this code

public class example{
public static void main(String args[]){
String[] x;
int[] a[] = { {1,2} ,{3} } ;
Object c = new long[4];
Object[] d =x ;
}
}

Then it will give a compilation error as the member variables have to be initialized explicitly..

Hope this clarifies your doubt.