Ramesh

• Dec 31st, 2005

 

Hi,

Tagged Interface is a Interface it doesn't have any method declarations.

sangeetab

 Profile Answers by sangeetab 

• Jan 3rd, 2006

 

why do you use such an interface?

kundanvarma

 Profile Answers by kundanvarma 

• Jan 4th, 2006

 

We use tagged interface to indicate compiler or runtime to do some activity in our behalf like we use serializable interface to indicate that a particular class can be serialized.

Thanks,

kundan

Pramay Kumar Sharma

• Jan 5th, 2006

 

Also known as Marker Interface and Ability Interface.

prasad

• Jan 8th, 2006

 

It tells the information that the interface doesnot have any methods.

sacg

 Profile Answers by sacg 

• Jan 13th, 2006

 

Those interfaces which do not contains any methods , but its a indication for JVM that the implementation provider will have access to corrosponding functionality.

 Eg : 1. Serializable

        2. Remote

sacg

 Profile Answers by sacg 

• Jan 13th, 2006

 

Those interfaces which do not contains any methods , but its a indication for JVM that the implementation provider will have access to corrosponding functionality.

 Eg : 1. Serializable

        2. Remote

jadoo

• Jan 16th, 2006

 

Tagged interface is the interface which have no method declaration it is used for making serialisable interface.

Ganesh Bala Kumar

• Jan 25th, 2006

 

 Tagged Interface is just a mark to tell to the JVM about which type of Object it is.

Suppose one object implements Serializable then if we write

objectoutputstream.writeObject() then in the writeObject() method implementation as follows

writeObject(Object obj){

  if (obj instance of Serializable) {

}

}

Gautam

• Jan 29th, 2006

 

Cloneable interface is one more such a Marker interface,When you override or call clone() method of java.lang.Object the compiler checks whether the present class implements the Cloneable interface or not.ThanksGautam

Manish

• Feb 21st, 2006

 

Tagged interface is a utility interface.

If you implement an interface then it is necessary for you to give implementation to all of its methods(which might not be required), so the tagged interface actually have the blank implementation of all the methods so that you can override the requisite method only.

Is that right guys?????

Regards,

Manish

srinivas

• Mar 10th, 2006

 

hi friendss,

tagged interface is an interface which is not have any method body so it also called as null interface and marker interface. we need to use that interfaces in java bcoz it provides some information abt java objects.

example serializable ,remote ,SingleThreadModel in servlets,Enterprisebean

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parimmallarekha

• Jun 24th, 2006

 

tagged interface is nothing but null interface that means interface without any methods ex programme

interface black{}

interface orange{}

class drink1 implements black

{

}

class drink2 implements orange

{

}

class drink

{

public static void main(String args[])

{

drink1 d1=new drink1();

drink2 d2=new drink2();

if(d1 instanceof black)

System.out.println(" i am pepsi");

else

System.out.println("i am normal drink");

if(d2 instanceof orange)

System.out.println("i am miranda");

else

System.out.println(" i am ordinary drink");

}

} 

examples: java.lang.clonable inteface

              java.util.eventlistener etc