Tag: programming languages

1) It won't compile.

2) It is a valid jsp line and it will print the variable called name.

3) It will compile but it will always produce null as the output.

4) It will work if you create a javabean class with only one variable of type java.lang.String.

1) It is a valid line that can be used to initialize the servlet that implements the jsp file.

2) It won't compile as no identifer can start with jsp not _jsp.

3) It will serve as the servlet initialization if the function's name is _jspInit.

4) There is no way to initialize a jsp's implementation class servlet.

1) It won't compile.

2) It will print the default client's Web browser locale.

3) It will print the default web server Locale.

4) It will the first language specified in the Accept-Language request's header.

1) java.util.Date

2) java.sql.Date.

3) int.

4) long

1)It won't compile

2)It will print the session id.

3)It will produce a NullPointerException as the getSession(false) method's call returns null, cause no session had been created.

4)It will produce an empty page.

1) There is no such method.

2) It searches the attribute in all 4 scopes.

3) It searches the attribute in page scope.

4) The method is findAttribute(String name, int scope)

1) web-resource-name

2) url-pattern

3) http-method

4) auth-constraint

1) ServletContext doesn't have one of these two methods.

2) String and InputStream

3) URL and InputStream

4) URL and StreamReader

1) getHeaderNames returns an Enumeration

2) getHeaders returns a String[]

3) getHeaderValues returns a String[]

4) getIntParameter returns an int

1) There is no such method.

2) It has two paramters: request and response

3) It has one parameter of type String which is the relative URL of the page to include.

4) This method is appropiate to use within a Tag class.