what is singleton class? where it mainly used in the
projects?
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Answer / jhuma
singleton class is such kind of class in which only one
object is created throughout the life time of the class.
class Singleton
{
public static Singletone si;
private Singletone()
{
si=new Singletone();
}
public static Singletone show()
{
return si;
}
public static void main(String ar[])
{
Singleton s1=Singletone.show();
}
}
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Answer / niraj
singleton means single. singleton class is that class
which have only one object , or in which class has only one
object .
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singleton means create the one and only object per class
that per jvm
---use to decrese globel variables
---to provide the encapsulation
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Answer / suresh jv
Singleton class is a class, it allows jvm to create only one
object.
note:
most of the people think that servlet is a singleton class.
but it is not a singleton class. Actually for each servlet
one object will be created by container.
But suppose if u want to create another object for same
servlet, that servlet allows us to create another object but
the container (server) will not allow to create second object.
When a huge amount of requests coming to servlet, some of
the servers (espcially weblogic)allows to create second
object for same servlet to handle huge amount of requests,
then how can u say servlet is a singleton class.
"The class, itself doesn't allow to create second object "
is called singleton class.
this helps a lot u.....
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