hile veteran C and C++ developers know how hard it is to debug software memory problems, younger Java developers don’t need to learn about them because Java handles memory automatically using the garbage collector (GC). When a Java developer creates a new Java object, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) allocates
You can make the Java Secure Socket Extension list the supported cipher suites using the following code: SocketFactory SSLF=SSLSocketFactory.getDefault(); SSLsoclu=SSLF.createSocket(“12.110.20.211”,443); String[] cipher_suites=((SSLSocket)SSLsoclu).getSupportedCipherSuites(); for(int i=0;i
While this VB-to-the-Max tip is great, here are a few additional tips to either help you resolve this “bug” or work around it. Firstly, Microsoft has reported this as a Bug in VS.NET 2002 and 2003. The problem can stem from one of two possible causes: The IntelliSense engine of
This recent tip gives advice on how to include an exit within a loop to avoid repeated code. While avoiding repeated code is prudent, using an exit from a loop is not. Using the exit can result in ill-defined variable status. One of the first things students are told about