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Java Enterprise and Web Technologies
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Java enterprise and web technologies questions focus on J2EE architecture, web services like SOAP, and servlet functionalities. These topics frequently appear in IT officer and specialist scale examinations. Regular practice ensures familiarity with enterprise application components.
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Java Enterprise and Web Technologies Questions
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HTTP-RPC
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XML-HTTP
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XML-RPC
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SOAP-XML
C
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Explanation
XML-RPC is a remote procedure calling protocol that uses XML for encoding calls and HTTP as the transport mechanism. It was one of the earliest protocols for performing remote procedure calls in web services, though SOAP has largely superseded it.
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web service implementing client components
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web service protocol stack
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web service supporting repository
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web service supporting request and response components
B
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Explanation
The web service protocol stack consists of four layers: Service Transport (HTTP, SMTP, etc.), XML Messaging (SOAP, XML-RPC), Service Description (WSDL), and Service Discovery (UDDI). These layers work together to enable web service communication.
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Apache ANT
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Apache Tomcat
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Jakarta Struts
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Apache Axis
D
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Explanation
Apache Axis is an open source implementation of the SOAP protocol, providing both server and client functionality for creating and consuming web services. Apache ANT is a build tool, Tomcat is a servlet container, and Struts is a web framework.
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java:RPC, java:EJB
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java:WSDL, java:UDDI
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java:eb-xml, java:SOAP
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None of the above
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Representational State Transfer (REST)
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Remote Procedure Calls
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Reusable Application Components
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None of the above
A
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Explanation
REST (Representational State Transfer) is an architectural style for designing networked applications, particularly web services. It uses standard HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and emphasizes stateless communication, resource identification through URIs, and standardized interfaces.
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A standard way of integrating web-based applications
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One type of service that can be part of a Service Oriented Architecture
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Programmable XML-based service
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All of the above
D
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Web services encompass all these characteristics: they provide a standard way to integrate web-based applications using XML-based protocols, and they can be part of a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
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SOAP, UDDI, XML
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HTTP, WSDL
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UDDI, XML, SOAP
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SOAP, UDDI, WSDL
D
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Explanation
Web service platforms consist of three core standards: SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) for messaging, UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) for service registry/discovery, and WSDL (Web Services Description Language) for describing service interfaces.
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Java applet
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Java beans
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Filter
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Java IDL
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WebSphere
D
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Explanation
It is a technology for distributed objects-that is, objects interacting on different platforms across a network.
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Java beans
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Ajax
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Java applet
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OrbixWeb
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Query
B
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Explanation
Ajax incorporates JavaScript binding everything together.
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Model components
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Java beans components
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Bean managed persistence
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Portable object adapter
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View components
E
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Explanation
View components are used to display the information provided by model components.
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Java struts
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WebSphere
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Java applet
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Transaction
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Filter
A
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Explanation
In addition to helping you work faster and having no cost, java struts helps make your end work products better.
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Enterprise bean provider
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Deployment descriptor
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EJB server provider
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TX_MANDATORY
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Instance passivation
A
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Explanation
It is typically an application domain expert.
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Stateless session bean
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Stateful session bean
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Java bean
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Java applet
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WebSphere
B
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Explanation
The stateful session bean is used when the bean needs to hold information about the client across method invocations.
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Java applet
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Filter
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Java beans
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Session beans
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Instance pooling
D
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Explanation
Session beans will disappear if the bean's timeout value expires.
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EJB server provider
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deployment descriptor
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application assembler
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preached instance
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TX_BEAN_MANAGED
C
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Explanation
The EJB architecture does not preclude the case that application assembler is performed after the deployment of all or some of the enterprise beans.