Arpit Mandliya

About Arpit Mandliya

I am java developer at Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. My current area of interest are J2EE,web development and java design patterns. I am technology enthusiast trying to explore new technologies. In spare time,I love blogging.

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Serialization in java

Java provides mechanism called serialization to persists java objects in a form of ordered or sequence of bytes that includes the object’s data as well as information about the ...
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Template method design pattern in Java

Template method pattern is a behavioral design pattern which provide base method for algorithm,called template method which defers some of its steps to subclasses So algorithm structure ...
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Difference between Comparator and Comparable in Java

One of the common interview question is ‘What are differences between Comparator and Comparable’. or ‘How will you sort collection of employee objects by its id or ...
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Observer design pattern in Java

As the name suggests it is used for observing some objects.Observer watch for any change in state or property of subject.Suppose you are interested in particular object and want to ...
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JAXB tutorial – Getting Started

What is JAXB? JAXB stands for Java architecture for XML binding.It is used to convert XML to java object and java object to XML.JAXB defines an API for reading and writing Java objects ...
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Hibernate inheritance: Table per class hierarchy

In this tutorial we will see how to implement inheritance in hibernate.There are 3 ways in which you can implement inheritance in hibernate.In this post,we will see one of them i.e.one ...
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