@LABEL:COMMAND,OPTION(S)FIELD1,FIELD2..COMMENT

@LABEL:OPTION(S)FIELD1,FIELD2,COMMAND..COMMENT

@LABEL:OPTION(S)FIELD1,FIELD2,..COMMENT,COMMAND

@COMMAND:LABEL,OPTION(S)FIELD1,FIELD2..COMMENT

@ASG,UP

@ASG,N

@ASG,AR

@ASG,T

ACCEPT

MOVE

FIND

STRING

SEU12ABC

TXI14IJK

PHR10XYZ

BOTH A and C

File Utility Routines/Process Utility Routines

File Utility Run/Program Utility Routines

File Utility Routines/Program Utility Routines

File Utility Run/Process Utility Routines

FURPUR

ECL

Exec

processor call control statements

must be atleast 8 character name

must be an 8-character descriptive name

must be an 8 or more character descriptive name

must be an less than 8-character descriptive name

IMPART-DEPART=0,Successful IMPART

IMPART-DEPART=1,Successful IMPART

IMPART-DEPART=2,Successful DEPART

IMPART-DEPART=0,IMPART or DEPART not happened

Security management

Transaction management

Load balancing

Fault tolerance

A bean cannot use java.net.Socket.

A bean instance variable cannot be declared static and final.

A bean cannot listen on a socket as a server.

A bean cannot use the java.io package.

A bean cannot use this in the body of a class method.

int

short

java.lang.Boolean

java.lang.Character

Once acquired, the home interface can be used only once.

Each instance of a session bean has its own EJBHome object.

The InitialContext must be narrowed before it can be used to get the

Only remote clients need to get the home interface; local clients can get to the

The local client can use the home interface to remove the bean instance.

None of the above.

L can pass its reference for B as a return value of a method call from R.

R can pass its reference for B as a parameter in a method call to L.

L cannot call methods on R. Doesn’t this depend on what R actually is, and where it is located

L cannot call methods on B.

A local client can remove the bean by invoking a method on the home interface

Only a remote client can use the remove() method in the component interface.

A stateful session bean is created by the container when the client invokes a create() method on the home interface.

A create call from a client on a stateless session bean may not result in creating any instance of the bean. The container can create stateless session bean instances before any call from the client.

A remove call from a client on a stateless session bean instance results in removing the instance.

setSessionContext()

ejbCreate() method of a stateless session bean

ejbCreate() method of a stateful session bean

None of the above

Call ejbCreate().

Implement javax.ejb.SessionBean.

Implement javax.ejb.EJBContext.

Implement ejbRemove().

Implement setSessionContext().

An ejbRemove() call from the container removes the bean instance and puts it out for the garbage collector.

An ejbCreate() call is made by the container only when a client invokes a create method.

You can get the security information about a client from inside the ejbCreate() method.

The container will call the setSessionContext() method only once.

All of the above.

ejbRemove()

ejbPassivate()

setSessionContext()

ejbCreate()

None of the above

javax.ejb.NoSuchObjectLocalException for the local client

javax.ejb.NoSuchObjectException for the remote client

javax.ejb.RemoveException

javax.ejb.ObjectNotFoundException

java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException for the remote client

ejbCreate()

ejbActivate()

create()

setSessionContext()

getRollbackOnly()

getEJBHome()