Technology Questions

Java applications can call code written in C, C++, or assembler. This is sometimes done for performance and sometimes to access the underlying host operating system or GUI API using the JNI.

The steps for doing that are:

First write the Java code and compile it

Then create a C header file

Create C stubs file

Write the C code

Create shared code library (or DLL)

Run application

As far PHP concern it only support single Inheritance in scripting. we can also use interface to achieve multiple inheritance.

Node.js is a framework for web applications built on Google Chrome's JavaScript Engine(V8 Engine).

Node.js is comes with runtime environment on which a cript based on javascript can be interpreted and executed (It is analogus to JVM to JAVA byte code). This runtime environment allows to execute a JavaScript code on any machine outside a browser. Because of this runtime of Node.js, JavaScript is now can be executed on server also.

Node.js is provides a rich library of various javascript modules which eases the developement of web application using Node.js to greater extents.

PHP is rapidly gaining the popularity and many companies are switching their current language for this language. PHP is a server side scripting language. PHP executes the instructions on the server itself. Server is a computer where the web site is located. PHP is used to create dynamic pages and provides faster execution of the instructions.

1. Operational Data Store has very low data latency. Data moved to ODS mostly on event based rather than time based ETL to Data Warehouse/Data Mart. 

2. ODS is more closer to OLTP system. We don't normally prefer to store aggregated data in OLTP. So it is with ODS. 

3. Unlike data warehouse where data is HISTORICAL, ODS is near real time(NRT). So data aggregation is less important is ODS as data keeps changing.

The main attributes are discussed below:

Maintainability: For each new release need to update the test automation suites.

Reliability: Accuracy and repeatability of the test automation.

Flexibility: Ease of working with all the different kinds of automation test ware. 

Efficiency: Total cost related to the effort needed for the automation.

Portability: Ability of the automated test to run on different environments.

Robustness: Effectiveness of automation on an unstable or rapidly changing system. 

Usability: Extent to which automation can be used by different types of user.