Java programming language is very vast programming language,even I must say each and every programming language is very vast. Understanding Java programming language and applying its concept needs the knowledge and skills of Java programming language. I have gone through various important questions during my ride to SCJP. So I have prepared a list of such important questions of Java programming language which will help you not only in understanding the topic but also If you are preparing for SCJP they will be helpful. Continue Reading »

Reading Michael Tiemann’s notes for his Open World Forum speech I can’t help but think that he’s attributing a point of value to open source that is much more aligned to open standards based software.

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Scoping errors comes in various sizes and shapes. Novice Java programmers most often commit some silly mistakes which are undesirable.The most common mistake novice programmers commit is scoping errors which comes in many ways. One is happens when the variable is shadowed and two scopes overlap.It becomes very much difficult to identify the problem.The reason why scoping errors comes into effect is when programmer attempts to access a variable not in scope or visibility.There are few common mistakes which are explained below.Lets take a look:-

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The SCJP 310-065 exam is not easy to crack. I have an experience of using the UCertify’s SCJP 310-065 exam preparation kit for quite a long time,and it is needed the best exam preparation kit available. I have also tried several other SCJP preparations kits buts they never worth money I have spent on them. UCertify offers a great SCJP 310-065 exam preparations kit which has a lot of features to consider and also as nothing is perfect a few drawbacks lets take a look:- Continue Reading »

Being a Sun Certified Java Programmer(SCJP) is undoubtedly a matter a pride, But due to the immense increase in qualified Human Resource especially in IT/ITES sector, it is no longer a matter of pride. Once upon a time (2-3 years back) we knew that if anyone was Sun Certified or held a Sun Certification he would surely get a good job which would give him the opportunity to earn as well as learn and grow as a person. There are many types of certifications provided by Sun SCJP, SCJA, SCWCD and so on. The tests are developed to test one’s knowledge and skills in particular field of specialization. What I clearly want to mention is if you do something do it as nobody else can. That is if you are preparing for SCJP then you must qualify the exam with atleast 80%. Otherwise it will be useless. I have a case for you, I know a guy who is SUN Certified (SCJP) he works in a private firm and only gets Rs. 12, 000/- Per Month ($ 600). You may think it is not very much but it is reality here in India. He scored only 64% marks in SCJP exam. In current economic scenario and increasing competition take such students to work for less and that’s pity. Continue Reading »

Note: These instructions are for Microsoft Windows Servers. Linux or Apache 301 Redirect Instructions can be found here.

Redirecting pages on a Windows Server can be complex, but it is still highly recommended to solve duplicate content, canonicalization, and link popularity issues. It is very imporant that a 301 (permanent) redirect be used for the redirection of old pages, or whole domains, since search engines do not pass value for 302 (temporary) redirects, meta refreshes, or domain forwarding. Ideally, redirects should be done by someone who is very familiar with the Windows Server Environment. Whenever possible, original configurations should either be noted or backed up, should any difficulties arise. Continue Reading »

What has been interesting is the amount of interest in the information security program that we have written lately, and this includes how we are using technology in an educational environment, as well as the view of information security and who we are as an industry. Continue Reading »

Rajiv Shah and Jay Kesan wrote the paper “running code as part of an open standards policy” arguing that the “running code” requirement – i.e. multiple independent, interoperable implementations of an open standard – should be part of governments’ open standards policies.

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