Can we define a variable with the access modifier private
in an interface?
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Answer Posted / hp
Yes we can declare variables in interafces
sample:
public interface nexusConstants {
// servlet names
public final String CSR_QUERY_SERVLET = "/qryCSS";
public final String MY_BILL_QUERY_SERVLET = "/qryMyBill";
public final String MY_HOME_QUERY_SERVLET = "/qryMyHome";
public final String TRY_BILL_QUERY_SERVLET = "/qryTryBill";
public final String CSR_XFER_SERVLET = "xferCSS"; }
This can be used by any class which require th values.
I have a live application which uses the interface variables.
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