Does java have strong names?

Question

Hi,
I am a .net developer also interested in Java. I would like to know if Java provides something similar to Strong names in .net.
Thank you.

Answer 1

I have another question, pls guys dont mind about posting it in the same thread. I did not want to clutter the forum.
If I have two interfaces like this:
Interface A{
void getMethod();
Interface B{
void getMethod();
If I have a class implementing these two interfaces:
Class C implements A,B{
//I will not be able to give implementation for both the methods in java here
But I can do it in .net. I do not understand why java does not provide this or what is the advantage of having it in .net?
I can do it in .net like this:
the two interfaces would be like this:
Public Interface a
Sub getMethod()
End Interface
Public Interface b
Sub getMethod()
End Interface
the class can implements bot these interfaces with the same method signature:
Public Class c
Implements a, b
Public Sub agetMethod() Implements a.getMethod
End Sub
Public Sub bgetMethod() Implements b.getMethod
End Sub
End Class
I can write a class which can invoke the specific methods without ambiguity:
Public Class k
Public Sub New()
Dim atmp As a = New c()
Dim btmp As b = New c()
atmp.getMethod()
btmp.getMethod()
End Sub
End Class
If I want to do it in java, how do I do it? please educate me on this.
Thank you.