The managed server which was used by the client for JNDI lokkup of the connection factory

The managed server to which the client has a TCP connection after creating a new connection from the connection factory.

Both the managed servers and in random order

Only to One of the managed server and that can be in any order

Graphic designer

Any text editor

browsers

all of the above

both 1 & 2

STRUTS

SPRINGS

DOJO

FLEX

CPP

JAVA

SMALL TALK

C

JAR

PAR

DAR

WAR

ZEUS

JIGSAW

LIGHTTP

WEBLOGIC

JBOSS

JRUN

XITAMI

GLASS FISH

64

128

32

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Define a listener class implementing HttpSessionListener and whenever an object is added to Http Session object, keep track of the number of instances.

Define a listener class implementing HttpSessionBindingListener and in the valueBound() method, keep track of the number of instances being added in a static variable.

It is highly impossible to keep track the number of objects being added to a Http Session in a Web Application.

The Servlet API provides direct support for keeping track the object instances.

Use the method 'HttpServletRequest.getParameterNames()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

Use the method 'HttpServletResponse.getParameterNames()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

Use the method 'HttpServletRequest.getAllParameters()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

There is no direct support in the Servlet API to retrieve the name of all the parameters sent by the client.

The value of the 'test' variable will be 2.

The value of the 'test' variable will be 0.

The value of the 'test' variable will be 1.

The variable 'test' must be declared at global scope, else a run-time error will occur

out.println(config.getServletContext().getParameter("app-name")); out.println(config.getInitParameter("app-name"));

out.println(config.getInitParameter("app-name")); out.println(config.getServletContext().getInitParameter("app-name"));

out.println(config.getServletContext().getInitParameter("app-name")); out.println(config.getInitParameter("app-name"));

out.println(config.getServletContext().getInitParameter("app-name")); out.println(config.getParameter("app-name"));

${request.getAttribute()}

${request.attribute}

${pageContext.request.getAttribute()}

${pageContext.request.attribute}

Front Controller

Business Controller

Business Delegate

Intercepting Filter

Use the method 'HttpServletRequest.getParameterNames()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

Use the method 'HttpServletResponse.getParameterNames()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

Use the method 'HttpServletRequest.getAllParameters()' which will return an enumeration of parameter names.

There is no direct support in the Servlet API to retrieve the name of all the parameters sent by the client.

${request.getAttribute()}

${request.attribute}

${pageContext.request.getAttribute()}

${pageContext.request.attribute}