Which of the following is NOT a message transfer protocol?
Which of the following is NOT a message transfer protocol?
Which two of the following scopes could be used to share client-specific information between a servlet and a J
Which two of the following scopes could be used to share client-specific information between a
servlet and a JSP page?
which scenario is LEAST likely to be appropriate for this application?
An application is designed to allow a customer to order concert tickets through a Web Service. If
all other factors are identical, which scenario is LEAST likely to be appropriate for this application?
what syntax would the developer use in order to use the tag called add that adds the two numbers together?
A developer wants to make use of a pre-existing tag library in a JSP. One of the tags in the library
takes in two numbers, adds them together and outputs the result. The following directive appears
at the top of the JSP that will use the tag:
<%@ taglib uri=”http://www.mycorp/addition” prefix=”calculate” />
Given the following except from the tag library descriptor, what syntax would the developer use in
order to use the tag called add that adds the two numbers together?
<tag>
<name>add</name>
<tagclass>com.examples.Calculator</tagclass>
<attribute>
<name>first</name>
<required>true</required>
<rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
</attribute>
<attribute>
<name>second</name>
<required>true</required>
<rtexprvalue>true</rtexprvalue>
</attribute>
</tag>
which of the following types?
Consider an EJB named Employee and its home interface named EmployeeHome. The
findByDepartment method of the EmployeeHome interface is most likely to have a return value of
which of the following types?
Which three accurately describe XHTML?
Which three accurately describe XHTML?
What is the result of using a getProperty action tag such as <jsp:getProperty name="employee" pro
What is the result of using a getProperty action tag such as <jsp:getProperty name=”employee”
property=”lastname” /> in a JSP?
which two subtypes of javax.jms.Message are most appropriate for sending a message to a consumer that is not a
When the JMS API is used, which two subtypes of javax.jms.Message are most appropriate for
sending a message to a consumer that is not a Java client?
which two of the following would result in a java.lang.IllegalStateException if called on an already invalidat
In J2EE 1.3, which two of the following would result in a java.lang.IllegalStateException if called on
an already invalidated session?
what order would they be notified if the application were shut down?
If four classes were instantiated in the following order, implementing the associated event listener,
in what order would they be notified if the application were shut down?
CustomConnectionManager implements HttpSessionListener
CustomerManager implements ServletContextListener
OrderManager implements HttpSessionListener
ShoppingCartManager implements HttpSessionListener