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Within the Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 5 (Java EE 5), technologies such as JSP and Servlet are stand-alone technologies. You could, if you wanted to, create an application us
Read tutorialUI development is easier because UI components are provided as reusable objects. A number of classes, corresponding to UI components, are part of the JSF specification and implemen
Read tutorialStruts is an open-source Java web application framework whose architecture is based on the Model-View-Controller design pattern in which requests are routed through a controller th
Read tutorialA complete web application requires a web framework to generate HTML pages, receive user input, and manage the navigation flow. The consensus among most web developers is that a Mo
Read tutorialIn this tutorial let's go over the process to setup JBoss application server to run web applications.
Read tutorialTypically, the pure virtual functions in an abstract base class are never implemented. Because no objects of that type are ever created, there is no reason to provide implementatio
Read tutorialNormally, a class's constructor initializes only its own variables and its base class. Virtually inherited base classes are an exception, however. They are initialized by their mos
Read tutorialIt is possible to derive a new class from more than one base class. This is called Multiple Inheritance. To derive from more than the base class, you separate each base class by co
Read tutorialJust as an array name is a constant pointer to the first element of the array, a function name is a constant pointer to the function. It is possible to declare a pointer variable t
Read tutorialMany operating systems, such as DOS and UNIX, enable the user to pass parameters to your program when the program starts. These are called command-line options, and are typically s
Read tutorialTo open the file myfile.cpp with an ofstream object, declare an instance of an ofstream object and pass in the filename as a parameter:
Read tutorialNormally cout fills the empty field created by a call to width() with spaces, as shown above. At times you may want to fill the area with other characters, such as asterisks. To do
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