An online shop employs a stateless session bean (named ‘Eshop’) to process the request. ‘Eshop’

Uses a declarative transaction management system. The following code is from the XML deployment descriptor file of the bean:

1. <ejb-jar>
2. <enterprise-beans>
3. <session>
4.                <ejb-name>Eshop</ejb-name>
5.                <home>com. solution. EshopHome</home>
6.                <remote>com. Solution. Eshop</remote>
7.                <local>com. Solution. EshopLocalHome<.local-home>
8.                <local>com. Solution. EshopLocal</local>
9.                <ejb-class>com. Solution. eshopBean</ejb-class>
10.  
11.  
12. </session>
13. </enterprise-beans>
14. </ejb-jar>

The session and transaction attributes are to be coded in the numbered 10 and 11. Which of the

Following options should be used to make the bean work as expected?

Which two statements apply to redirecting an HTTP request to another URL in JSP?

Which statement is true regarding ServletContextInit Parameters in the deployment descriptor?

A previously saved handle has to be retrieved from an EJBObject named 'bookEJBObject'. The following remote interface has been written to restart the processing for that particular request: 1. ObjectInputStream stream = 2. newObjectInputStream(new FileInputStream(fileName)); 3. 4. Handle bookHandle = (Handle) stream.readObject(); 5. 6. BookRemoteInterfacebookEjbObject = (BookRemoteInterface) XX() ; Which of the following should be substituted to Method XX() on line 6?

Which is true about the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE)?

Which is not a Java keyword?

In RMI which layer defines and supports the invocation semantics of the RMI connection, this layer maintains the session during the method call?

RMI and EJB, provides services to access an object running in another JVM (known as remote object)?

RMI uses a layered architecture; each of the layers could be enhanced or replaced without affecting the rest of the system?

Java supports RMI, RMI Stands for?

In RMI Architecture which layer Intercepts method calls made by the client/redirects these calls to a remote RMI service?