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Vijay Tripathi Oracle trainer in Mumbai

Vijay Tripathi

Computer Software, Training, Corporate Training

Sanpada, Mumbai, India - 400705.

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Oracle Training

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Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

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Years of Experience in Oracle Training

15

Oracle Database Versions

Oracle Database 12c

Oracle Products taught

Oracle Database, Oracle PL/SQL

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I teach Oracle Training Class.

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Yes, I provide a free demo class.

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I have been teaching for 15 years.

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Answered on 24/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

How do I show a popup message over a system tray icon/application in Java?

The java.awt.SystemTray class introduced in Java™ SE version 6 represents the system tray for a desktop. The system tray can be accessed by calling the static SystemTray.getSystemTray() method. Before calling this method, use the static method isSupported() to check that the system tray is supported.... ...more
The java.awt.SystemTray class introduced in Java™ SE version 6 represents the system tray for a desktop. The system tray can be accessed by calling the static SystemTray.getSystemTray() method. Before calling this method, use the static method isSupported() to check that the system tray is supported. If the system tray is not supported on this platform, the isSupported() method returns false. If the application attempts to call the getSystemTray() method in such a case, the method will throw a java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException.
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Answered on 21/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

What are Access Specifiers in Java?

Access Specifiers are for visibility of java objects . These are Public, Private, Protected and Default. Public: A variable or method that is public means that any class can access it. Private: These variables and methods are visible only in the classes , it defined including inner classes. Protected: Protected... ...more
Access Specifiers are for visibility of java objects . These are Public, Private, Protected and Default. Public: A variable or method that is public means that any class can access it. Private: These variables and methods are visible only in the classes , it defined including inner classes. Protected: Protected variables and methods allow the class itself to access them, classes inside of the same package to access them, and subclasses of that class to access them. Default: This means that only the same class and any class in the same package has access. You get all of the same access as protected minus the ability for subclasses to access the method or variable (unless the subclass is in the same package).
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Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

What is the difference between core java and advanced java?

core java is base for Advance java. Means whatever you want to develop it needs core java with features in Adv java
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Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

How many classes are needed to teach advanced Java?

Depends how much practice and concept you catch early. Also depends upon what parts you want to cover. Java is huge
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Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

Where can I learn about using UML with Java?

UML is a pictorial language used to make software blue prints. Means its independent to Languages. But after design you can generate code signature using tools. For learning internet is best.
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Oracle Training

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Online (video chat via skype, google hangout etc)

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Years of Experience in Oracle Training

15

Oracle Database Versions

Oracle Database 12c

Oracle Products taught

Oracle Database, Oracle PL/SQL

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Answers by Vijay Tripathi (7)

Answered on 24/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

How do I show a popup message over a system tray icon/application in Java?

The java.awt.SystemTray class introduced in Java™ SE version 6 represents the system tray for a desktop. The system tray can be accessed by calling the static SystemTray.getSystemTray() method. Before calling this method, use the static method isSupported() to check that the system tray is supported.... ...more
The java.awt.SystemTray class introduced in Java™ SE version 6 represents the system tray for a desktop. The system tray can be accessed by calling the static SystemTray.getSystemTray() method. Before calling this method, use the static method isSupported() to check that the system tray is supported. If the system tray is not supported on this platform, the isSupported() method returns false. If the application attempts to call the getSystemTray() method in such a case, the method will throw a java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException.
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Answered on 21/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

What are Access Specifiers in Java?

Access Specifiers are for visibility of java objects . These are Public, Private, Protected and Default. Public: A variable or method that is public means that any class can access it. Private: These variables and methods are visible only in the classes , it defined including inner classes. Protected: Protected... ...more
Access Specifiers are for visibility of java objects . These are Public, Private, Protected and Default. Public: A variable or method that is public means that any class can access it. Private: These variables and methods are visible only in the classes , it defined including inner classes. Protected: Protected variables and methods allow the class itself to access them, classes inside of the same package to access them, and subclasses of that class to access them. Default: This means that only the same class and any class in the same package has access. You get all of the same access as protected minus the ability for subclasses to access the method or variable (unless the subclass is in the same package).
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Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

What is the difference between core java and advanced java?

core java is base for Advance java. Means whatever you want to develop it needs core java with features in Adv java
Answers 8 Comments
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Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

How many classes are needed to teach advanced Java?

Depends how much practice and concept you catch early. Also depends upon what parts you want to cover. Java is huge
Answers 8 Comments
Dislike Bookmark

Answered on 16/03/2016 Learn IT Courses/Java

Where can I learn about using UML with Java?

UML is a pictorial language used to make software blue prints. Means its independent to Languages. But after design you can generate code signature using tools. For learning internet is best.
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Vijay Tripathi describes himself as Computer Software, Training, Corporate Training. He conducts classes in Oracle Training. Vijay is located in Sanpada, Mumbai. Vijay takes at students Home, Regular Classes- at his Home and Online Classes- via online medium. He has 15 years of teaching experience . He is well versed in Hindi and English.

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