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How To Get Classpath in Java

February 17, 2023 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

This example demonstrates how to get the classpath string using the Java program. It is simple that you just need to use the System.getProperty() method with the classpath variable name which will return the classpath string. Lets look at the example. Output This is the simple example to get the classpath configuration in your system …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java, Java Basics

Prime Number Generation in Java

March 15, 2014 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

This simple example demonstrates how to get the prime numbers using Java program for the given range. What is prime number?. A number which is divided only by 1 and itself is known as the prime number. If you take an example, 7 is a prime number, because it can be divided by only itself(7) …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java, Mathematics

Java Immutable Objects

March 9, 2014 //  by Rengasudharsan Srinivasan

Objects whose state can’t be changed after its creation are called immutable objects. It is considered an effective strategy to make objects immutable if they are going to be used in multithreaded applications. Java’s built-in Strings, Integers are all immutable objects and so there must be some solid reasoning behind that. In this article, lets …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java

Download file from HTTP & HTTPS server using Java

April 13, 2012 //  by Mohamed Sanaulla

In the earlier articles, JavaBeat has published many articles on uploading and downloding of files using the Java programming. Upload and Download is essential utility in the programming world because every server must have the feature to upload and download the files by the user or downlod the reports incase of the enterprise applications. The …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java

What is transient keyword in Java?

February 18, 2009 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Java Transient Keyword This article explains about the transient variable and when it will be used in the Java programming. Another important fact is that, this question is most frequently asked in the Java interviews for checking the basic knowledge of a programmer. Another point is that the Java transient keyword is not frequently used …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java, Transient

Call Java Oracle Functions From Java program

July 30, 2008 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Call Java Oracle Functions From Java program Beginning with version 8i, the Oracle database includes a fully functional Java Virtual Machine, Oracle JVM. Out of this close relationship between Oracle and Java emerges an important technology for Oracle developers: Java stored procedures. With Java stored procedures, developers have the ability to harness the power of …

Category: JavaTag: Core Java, Oracle

Passing arguments and properties from command line

October 9, 2007 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

Arguments and properties can be passed to a java application from command line. In this techical tip, let us see how to pass arguments as well as properties from command line. also read: Java Tutorials Java EE Tutorials Design Patterns Tutorials Java File IO Tutorials Passing arguments from command line The syntax to pass arguments …

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Parsing Input using Scanner

September 25, 2007 //  by Krishna Srinivasan

A Scanner object can be used to read text input from a number of sources. The input source can be a file, an input stream or even from a string. It internally uses the Regular Expression Api for parsing and getting the input. Let us see a simple example to parse a String object, also …

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