Sanghmitra Adhage

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Recent posts by Sanghmitra Adhage

If a recruiter wants to know who is interested in this candidate and for what position, then its fine to tell them about the positions applied. But if recruiter's only intention is to find out who is hiring then that is unethical indeed. More than that it is disappointing for candidates who are searching jobs.
14 years ago
Thanks Campbell :-)

I wasn't sure how to change it
14 years ago
Hmm.. true, title is misleading... Its good not to tell them this information but was wondering if anyone else has got this experience
14 years ago
Yes, recruiting agencies...
14 years ago
Recently I heard that there are some consultants who will call a 'job seeking candidate' and will be interested in knowing about the companies that candidate has recently been interviewed. They insists on knowing the company names. There reason for this is that they want to avoid contacting companies again for the same candidate. But in reality its only for the consultants to know which companies are hiring.

Has anyone got such experience? How do you deal with it?
14 years ago
Okay..... I would be giving my exam in London. I have heard of NIIT. How can I get there voucher in UK and will it be valid in UK?
Hi All,

Has anyone bought and used the vouchers from Whizlab.com. They are giving discount on the voucher.

Please let me know if they are valid our not!

Thank you!
- Sanghmitra
Hmm.. they are part of the JSR library... Normally when I have problem with imports, I use jarFinder.com :-)
14 years ago
See if you find below information useful:

For basic information on REST Services -
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/WebServices/restful/

I have tried Jersey for RESTful webservices once, which is easy to learn, implement and maintain. But you need to analyse it very well for your application. Links:
http://java.sun.com/javaee/6/docs/tutorial/doc/giepu.html
https://jersey.dev.java.net/use/getting-started.html
14 years ago
Wow.... Fabulous score.... Congrats....
14 years ago
If you are using IDE like Eclipse, you can search where exactly lies the class SearchContext. You can find from which library jar it comes... It will also show you the source code if jar contains it. Also try to find all the references of this class which will give more idea.
14 years ago
Please see following javadoc:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/StringTokenizer.html

This also has an example.

I suppose you are trying to read distinct words, delimited by space from a string input through console. This is also easy. You can use it if its urgent.
14 years ago
You can also use StringTokenizer class with delimiter as space.
14 years ago
The digram on page 43 shows, java.util.EventObject as interface... But its actually a class (checked it in JavaDoc). The mistake is only in this figure and not in description.
14 years ago
Very well understood... Thank you Jesper...