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A running Filter must call what method in order to ensure that the next filter in the filter chain is called?

• A.FilterChain.doFilter(Request,Response);
• B.Filter.doFilter(Request,Response);
• C.Filter.doChain(Request,Response);
• D.FilterChain.doChain(Request,Response);
• E.Servlet.doChain(Request,Response);
• F.Servlet.doFilter(Request,Response);

In a JAX-RPC application, a SOAP "struct" maps to:

• A.a JavaBean class.
• B.an array.
• C.a properties file.
• D.a vector.

EJB clients must supply which two of the following pieces of information in order to use JNDI services?

• A.The class name of the initial context factory
• B.The DataSource name for a JDBC database
• C.A provider URL detailing the location of the name tree
• D.The IP address of a Web container

A Web application is made up of two JSP files (main.jsp and error.jsp). Any exceptions thrown within main.jsp should be automatically handled by error.jsp. What JSP directive should appear at the top of main.jsp in order to enable this functionality?

• A.<% page redirectError="error.jsp";%>
• B.<%@ page errorPage="error.jsp"%>
• C.<%@ page isErrorPage="true"%>
• D.<%@ page isErrorPage="false"%>

A servlet instantiates a JavaBean and stores it in the ServletContext object using the following code:
com.mybean.Employee worker = new com.mybean.Employee();
servletContext.setAttribute("employee", worker);
The servlet then returns a response to the client, which subsequently makes another request to a JSP in the same Web application as the original servlet. Which of the following allows the JSP to retrieve the JavaBean that the servlet stored in the ServletContext?

• A.The original JavaBean cannot be retrieved.
• B.<jsp:useBean id="worker" class="com.mybean.Employee" scope="application" />
• C.<jsp:useBean id="worker" class="com.mybean.Employee" scope="session" />
• D.<jsp:useBean id="worker" class="com.mybean.Employee" />
• E.<jsp:useBean id="employee" class="com.mybean.Employee" scope="request" />
• F.<jsp:useBean id="employee" class="com.mybean.Employee" scope="servletcontext" />