What is IDL

J2SE Interview Questions and Answers

(Continued from previous question...)

89. What is IDL

Interface Definition Language. APIs written in the Java programming language that provide standards-based interoperability and connectivity with CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture).

(Continued on next question...)

Other Interview Questions

• What is abstract
• What is abstract class
• What is abstract method
• What is Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT)
• What is access control
• What is ACID
• What is actual parameter list
• What is API
• What is applet
• What is ASCII
• What is atomic
• What is authentication
• What is autoboxing
• What is bean
• What is binary operator
• What is bitwise operator
• What is block
• What is boolean
• What is break
• What is bytecode
• What is case
• What is casting
• What is catch
• What is "abstract schema"
• What is "abstract schema name"
• What is "access control"
• What is "ACID"
• What is "activation"
• What is "anonymous access"
• What is class
• What is class method
• What is class variable
• What is classpath
• What is client
• What is codebase
• What is comment
• What is commit
• What is compilation unit
• What is compiler
• What is compositing
• What is constructor
• What is const
• What is continue
• What is conversational state
• What is CORBA
• What is core class
• What is core packages
• What is credentials
• What is critical section
• What is declaration
• What is default
• What is definition
• What is delegation
• What is deprecation
• What is derived from
• What is distributed
• What is distributed application
• What is do
• What is DOM
• What is double
• What is double precision
• What is DTD
• What is else
• What is EmbeddedJava Technology
• What is encapsulation
• What is enum
• What is enumerated type
• What is exception
• What is exception handler
• What is executable content
• What is extends
• What is field
• What is final
• What is finally
• What is float
• What is for
• What is FTP
• What is formal parameter list
• What is garbage collection
• What is generic
• What is goto
• What is group
• What is GUI
• What is hexadecimal
• What is hierarchy
• What is HTML
• What is HTTP
• What is HTTPS
• What is IDL
• What is identifier
• What is IIOP
• What is if
• What is impersonation
• What is implements
• What is import
• What is inheritance
• What is instance
• What is instance method
• What is instance variable
• What is instanceof
• What is int
• What is interface
• What is Internet
• What is IP
• What is interpreter
• What is JAIN
• What is JAR
• What is Java
• What is Java 2 Platform ? Enterprise Edition (J2EE platform), Micro Edition (J2ME platform) , Standard Edition (J2SE platform)
• What is Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition
• What is Java APIs for Integrated Networks (JAIN)
• What is Java Card API
• What is Java Compatibility Kit (JCK)
• What is Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
• What is Java Development Kit (JDK)
• What is Java Foundation Classes (JFC)
• What is Java IDL
• What is Java Interface Definition Language (IDL)
• What is Java Media APIs
• What is Java Media Framework
• What is Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
• What is Java Native Interface
• What is Java Platform
• What is Java Platform Editions
• There are 3 distinct editions of the Java Platform:
• What is Java Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
• What is Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
• What is Java virtual machine1
• What is JavaBeans
• What is JavaCheck
• What is JavaSafe
• What is JavaScript
• What is JavaSpaces
• What is JDBC
• What is JDK
• What is JFC
• What is Jini Technology
• What is JNDI
• What is JNI
• What is JRE
• What is Just-in-time (JIT) Compiler
• What is JVM
• What is keyword
• What is lexical
• What is linker
• What is literal
• What is local variable
• What is long
• What is member
• What is method
• What is multithreaded
• What is native
• What is new
• What is null
• What is object
• What is object-oriented design
• What is octal What is object-oriented design
• What is optional packages
• What is ORB
• What is OS principal
• What is OTS
• What is overloading
• What is overriding
• What is package
• What is peer
• What is persistence
• What is pixel
• What is POA
• What is primary key
• What is primitive type
• What is principal
• What is private
• What is privilege
• What is process
• What is property
• What is profiles
• Some examples of profiles within the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition are:
• What is protected
• What is public
• What is raster
• What is realm
• What is return
• What is rollback
• What is root
• What is RPC
• What is runtime system
• What is SAX
• What is sandbox
• What is scope
• What is Secure Socket Layer (SSL)
• What is security attributes
• What is security context
• What is security policy domain
• What is security technology domain
• What is serialization
• What is short
• What is single precision
• What is SGML
• What is SOAP
• What is SQL
• What is static
• What is static field
• What is static method
• What is stream
• What is subarray
• What is subclass
• What is subtype
• What is superclass
• What is super
• What is supertype
• What is switch
• What is Swing
• What is synchronized
• What is TCP/IP
• What is Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK)
• What is thin client
• What is this
• What is thread
• What is throw
• What is throws
• What is transaction
• What is transaction isolation level
• What is transaction manager
• What is transient
• What is try
• What is type
• What is Unicode
• What is URI
• What is URL
• What is URN
• What is variable
• What is virtual machine
• What is void
• What is volatile
• What is Web server
• What is while
• What is world readable files
• What is wrapper
• What is XML