Welcome back to the Java tutorials. In the last session we focused on different types of data types available in Java. We briefly discussed both the primitive data types as well as non-primitive data types. Coming back to the current tutorial, today we would discuss about the various types of variables that a user can …
In the last tutorial, we made you acquainted with the basic and suggested conventions used in Java. Many of the conventions may not look like mandatory but are indeed important as and when we move ahead and the code gets more complicated. In the current tutorial, we intend to discuss about various data types in …
We are very happy to announce that we are beginning a small tutorial series on basics of Java. Very often we have observed that people find it extremely difficult to get started with Selenium directly without having prior programming knowledge experience. Thus, we have made an attempt to introduce them with the basics of java to …
Recently within my project, I stumbled upon a requirement where I had to test one of the application’s functionality to upload/download the file via FTP Server. It was pretty much straight forward to do the same manually by using any of the FTP Client for example Filezilla but equally difficult to automate the process. Thus, …
Upload and Download file from FTP Server using Java FTP Client Read More »
Current usages indicate that logging has become an important component of development and testing life cycles and for this purpose, we are going to discuss the optimal use of Log4j in Java. If you want to learn more about basic Java then read Java Tutorial Advantages of logging gives a fair understanding of application run …
Complete Log4j Uses in Java project with an example Read More »