Nizamuddin Shaikh

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I was born in West Bengal, India. I have done my Bachelors on Electronics & Communication in 2015 from SNIST, Hyderabad, India. I have always been passionate on doing things differently. I always look for multiple solutions and I am self dependent, independent thinker. Sometimes I figure out a solution to the most difficult problem and sometimes I fail to give solution most common simple problem. I am unique
Profile :  I am currently working as a Project Engineer in WIPRO LIMITED, Kochi, Kerala since 2015. I love coding in java and using jquery for my web application
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Recent posts by Nizamuddin Shaikh

Hi Naveen,

I did not get chance to read Ganesh's book since I am satisfied with Scott's book I am sure Ganesh's book will be as good as Scott's book.

Regards,
Nizam

Tim Moores wrote:
The Apache Commons Net library includes a Telnet client.



I will study about Apache Commons Net library. Thank you
I was able to fix my problem. Here's the solution that worked for me. command ="{ echo 'How are you'; sleep 1; } | telnet localhost 7777"
Yes it does support telnet.
If I combine command1 and command2 by using echo "How are you \n" | telnet localhost 7777. I am getting "Connection closed by Foreign host"
In short! Can I combine two commands command1 and command2 to get the output?
Hi Everyone!

I am trying to execute a statement to retrieve some information from remote Linux server using telnet command. I am able to connect to remote server but unable to pass next statement to retrieve information.
I am posting my code (after replacing sensitive data)




However the response from the remote server should be "I am fine"
I have read OCAJP by Scott & Jeanne. Not sure how good or different this book will be. Anyways, all the best on your book promotion Mala Gupta
Hi,
While preparing for my Oracle Certified Professional Java Programmer 8 exam I came across this statement on page no.75 (book by Jeanne Boyarsky & Scott Selikoff)

"Also, using method overloading to determine dynamically which method to select at runtime is an extremely powerful tool for building intelligent classes."

As I can see that this statement is trying to say that method overloading means dynamic binding or runtime polymorphism. I learnt that method overriding is dynamic binding. Please put some light on this. Thanks
Thanks Jeanne. I will add feedback in amazon.
7 years ago
Thank you Ganish All the best on your exam.
7 years ago
Hi Everyone!
I have cleared my OCAJP8 exam yesterday and would like to share my experience.
I started my preparation 2 months ago, I used to study 1-2 concept every weekend (since I am working and hardly get time to prepare for this exam). I used to practice and implement these concepts.
I referred OCAJP8 by Jeanne Boyarsky and Scott Selikoff. The concepts explained in this book are very lucid and I enjoyed reading this book.
I bought Enthuware mock test which is another masterpiece. It is like a simulator to original exam. Hats off to the Enthuware team who prepared these questions with clear explanation.
Now the on the day of exam :
I reached exam center 1hr earlier and was waiting patiently for my exam. I was called 10 min prior to starting my exam. All the formalities, agreement, signing, etc were done. I entered exam room, it very was peaceful. I started my exam. I could maintain my avg time at 1Qs/90s. I got enough time at the end to review my exam once again and found some silly mistakes which I rectified easily. After finishing my exam 30 minutes later, I received email from Oracle saying result is ready. I know my score is not handsome but I put my 100%. I am happy on my performance
7 years ago
Santosh, both the books might be equally good. In fact, it won't matter which book you start. I have been studying Jeanne & Scott book and find it useful. Haven't got chance to study Ganesh book.