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Ans. @Autowired and @Inject are similar in terms of functionality they achieve. @Inject is part of a new Java technology called CDI that defines a standard for dependency injection whereas @Autowired is a Spring specific annotation for dependency injection.
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Q882. How to make sure that a string contains only Numerals ?
Ans. Nagios is open source system , network and infrastructure monitoring software application. It alerts the user if anything goes wrong. Nagios is widely used as monitoring tool for enterprise applications.
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Q886. Should we have instance variables in the Spring Bean which has been scoped as Singleton ?
Ans. No, if required we should only have final variables.Bean scoped singleton means that only one instance of the bean will be created and will be shared among different requests and hence instance variables will get shared too.
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Ans. JIRA is written in Java and uses the Pico IOC container,Apache OFBiz entity engine, and WebWork technology stack. For remote procedure calls (RPC), JIRA supports REST, SOAP, and XML RPC.
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Ans. Stateless objects are the objects without instance fields (instance variables). The class may have compile time constants i.e static final fields.Immutable objects are the objects which have state but the state cannot be changed after initialization. Both are Thread safe.
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Though the following code will compile fine but will result in ClassCastException during runtime.
Fruit fruit = new Apple();
Banana banana = Banana(fruit); // ClassCastException
This code will not give compile time error as Banana and Fruit are related as Banana either extends or implement Fruit, So downcasting is acceptable. With this code we assume that the Fruit handler will have the Apple object at that point, violating which the code will throw the exception.
This exception can be avoided by following code.
Fruit fruit = new Apple();
if(fruit instanceOf Banana){
Banana banana = Banana(fruit); // ClassCastException
}
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