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Java Programming Interview Questions and Answers - Java J2EE

 Stayed Informed : Software Development Environment » Java 11 Interview Questions Java 11 is object oriented, interpreted, robust and high level programming language and it was originally developed by Sun Micro systems and released in 1995. Java runs on a various platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS and UNIX... Posted In Java » Java 10 Interview Questions Java 10 is object oriented, interpreted, robust and high level programming language and it was originally developed by Sun Micro systems and released in 1995. Java runs on a various platforms, such as Windows, Mac OS and UNIX... Posted In Java » JSP Interview Questions (J2EE) JSP stands for Java Server Page. JSP are internally converted to Servlet (.class) for processing Java code. JSP is a server side technology which is used for creating dynamic web pages. JSP is an extension of Servlets. JSP comes with SUN’s J2EE platforms. Posted In JSP (Java J2EE) » Servlet Interview Questions (J2EE) Java Servlet is a server side prog...

Vaadin interview questions and Answers

What Is Vaadin? The Vaadin is a web application framework, open source platform and built on Google Web Toolkit (GWT) written in Java . The Vaadin Framework is created and supported by Vaadin Ltd, a Finnish company founded 11 years ago and Vaadin licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. The Vaadin platform includes a big set of web components, application starters, performance, accessibility and tools for building great looking apps faster in Java. The Vaadin allows the implementation of HTML5 web user interfaces using the Java. The components are built as standard HTML elements that can be used in any framework. The Vaadin is 100% Java. No JavaScript or any other languages required. You don't need to know any languages other than Java to build great web applications. What are the Vaadin goals? The main goal of Vaadin is creating user interfaces for business applications. We have followed the following rules i.e. 1.       Right ...