Answer / guest

Java 2 provides the capability to specify a security policy
that determines the accesses that an applet or application
is allowed based on its source and the identities of those
who have signed the code.

Answer / ferozsaidkhan

sanbox is changed with sandbox

What is a modular application? What does module-relative mean?

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What is the O/P of the below Code Snippet ? And how does it imply the concept of call-by-value/call-by-reference. (Note : Pls ignore syntx errors) public class One { sop ("Into One--"); } public class Two extends One{ sop ("Into Two--"); } public class Home { One a; Two t; public static void main(argv[]) { sop ("In Home--"); sop(One.a); sop(Two.a); sop(One.t); sop(Two.t); } }

2 Answers   Wipro,

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Explain the life cycle of servlet?

3 Answers   Cognizant, HCL,

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What is deadlock?

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What is the purpose of the notifyall() method?

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Do I have to use jsps with my application?

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How two threads will communicate with each other?

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Differences between applications and applets?

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Can you give me a simple example of using the requiredif validator rule?

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Is infobus easy to use?

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What are synchronized methods and synchronized statements?

2 Answers   Adobe,

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What is a compilation unit?

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