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The document outlines a project on Advanced Java Programming, structured into eight units covering various topics such as Java architecture, multithreading, user interface components with Swing and JavaFX, JDBC, network programming, servlets, JSP, RMI, and CORBA. Each unit contains questions and detailed answers, including code examples and explanations of key concepts. The content is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of advanced Java programming techniques and frameworks.
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Advanced Java Project QA

The document outlines a project on Advanced Java Programming, structured into eight units covering various topics such as Java architecture, multithreading, user interface components with Swing and JavaFX, JDBC, network programming, servlets, JSP, RMI, and CORBA. Each unit contains questions and detailed answers, including code examples and explanations of key concepts. The content is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of advanced Java programming techniques and frameworks.
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Advanced Java Programming - Project

Work (Q&A Based)


Unit 1: Programming in Java
1. Q1. Explain the architecture and features of Java with examples.

Answer: Java is an object-oriented, platform-independent language... [Detailed explanation


+ example code].

2. Q2. What are threads in Java? Explain multithreading with an example program.

Answer: A thread is a lightweight process... Example: class MyThread extends Thread {...}.

Unit 2: User Interface Components with Swing


3. Q1. Differentiate between AWT and Swing with examples.

Answer: AWT is heavyweight while Swing is lightweight... Example code with JFrame,
JButton etc.

4. Q2. Explain different layout managers with sample code.

Answer: FlowLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout, etc. Example code given...

Unit 3: Event Handling


5. Q1. Explain the event delegation model in Java.

Answer: Event delegation separates event source and listener... Example with
ActionListener.

6. Q2. Write a program to demonstrate handling of ActionEvent and MouseEvent.

Answer: [Program explanation with JButton and mouse click handling].

Unit 4: GUI with JavaFX


7. Q1. Differentiate between JavaFX and Swing.

Answer: JavaFX is modern with scene graph and CSS support... Example of JavaFX program.

8. Q2. Explain JavaFX layout managers with example.

Answer: FlowPane, BorderPane, GridPane etc... Example code included.


Unit 5: Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
9. Q1. Explain JDBC architecture and driver types.

Answer: JDBC has 4 driver types... architecture explained with diagram.

10. Q2. Write a program to insert data using PreparedStatement.

Answer: Example with Connection, PreparedStatement and SQL insert.

Unit 6: Network Programming


11. Q1. Differentiate between TCP and UDP.

Answer: TCP is connection-oriented, UDP is connectionless... detailed explanation.

12. Q2. Write a socket program in Java using TCP.

Answer: Example ServerSocket, Socket, DataInputStream, DataOutputStream.

Unit 7: Servlets and JSP


13. Q1. Explain servlet lifecycle with diagram.

Answer: init(), service(), destroy() methods... lifecycle explained.

14. Q2. What are JSP implicit objects? Explain with example.

Answer: request, response, session, out, application etc... Example JSP code.

Unit 8: RMI and CORBA


15. Q1. Explain RMI architecture and its steps.

Answer: RMI allows remote object invocation... architecture + steps.

16. Q2. Differentiate between RMI and CORBA.

Answer: RMI is Java-based, CORBA is language-independent... comparison in detail.

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