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1) What is the purpose of garbage
collection in Java, and when is it used?
The purpose of garbage collection is to
identify and discard objects that are no
longer needed by a program so that their
resources can be reclaimed and reused. A
Java object is subject to garbage
collection when it becomes unreachable
to the program in which it is used.
2) Describe synchronization in
respect to multithreading.
With respect to multithreading,
synchronization is the capability to
control the access of multiple threads
to shared resources. Without
synchonization, it is possible for one
thread to modify a shared variable while
another thread is in the process of
using or updating same shared variable.
This usually leads to significant
errors.
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3) How is JavaBeans differ from
Enterprise JavaBeans?
The JavaBeans architecture is meant to
provide a format for general-purpose
components. On the other hand, the
Enterprise JavaBeans architecture
provides a format for highly specialized
business logic components.
4) In what ways do design patterns
help build better software?
Design patterns helps software
developers to reuse successful designs
and architectures. It helps them to
choose design alternatives that make a
system reusuable and avoid alternatives
that compromise reusability through
proven techniques as design patterns.
5) Describe 3-Tier Architecture in
enterprise application development.
In 3-tier architecture, an application
is broken up into 3 separate logical
layers, each with a well-defined set of
interfaces. The presentation layer
typically consists of a graphical user
interfaces. The business layer consists
of the application or business logic,
and the data layer contains the data
that is needed for the application. |