Java Server And Servlet - Practice Test

(A) To create JavaBean properties

(B) To encapsulate the client's request information

(C) To manage JavaBean events

(D) None of These

(B) To encapsulate the client's request information

(A) Sessions are managed using SQL queries

(B) Sessions are not supported in Java Servlets

(C) Sessions can be maintained using cookies or URL rewriting

(D) Sessions can only be managed using cookies

(C) Sessions can be maintained using cookies or URL rewriting

(A) To execute SQL queries

(B) To create JavaBeans

(C) To manage JavaBean properties

(D) To encapsulate the response sent to the client

(D) To encapsulate the response sent to the client

(A) `GET`

(B) `POST`

(C) `PUT`

(D) `DELETE`

(A) `GET`

(A) To execute SQL queries

(B) To manage JavaBean lifecycle

(C) To define JavaBean properties

(D) To provide access to application-wide resources

(D) To provide access to application-wide resources

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