SQLException has a feature of chaining — identify the right code to execute the same from the following:

The transaction attribute of a bean is set to 'TX_REQUIRES_NEW.' What can be inferred about its behavior?

With regard to the servlet context listener, which of the following methods is valid?

Which methods should be invoked by the container to get a bean back to its working state?

Output of the given program? public class Test89 { public static void main(String[] args) { T x = new T(«X», null); x.start(); T y = new T(«Y», x); y.start(); T z = new T(«Z», y); z.start(); } } class T extends Thread { private Thread predecessor; private String name; public T(String name, Thread predecessor) { this.predecessor = predecessor; this.name = name; } public void run() { try { Thread.sleep((int)(Math.random()*89)); System.out.print(name); } catch (InterruptedException ie) { ie.printStackTrace(); } } }

A loop controlled by the user is a type of ____ loop.

A literal string is a(n) ____ object.

A javafx action event handler is an instance of ________.

A javafx action event handler contains a method ________.

A java program is stored in an executable file called a(n) ____ file.