Self Test: Chapters 6 to 19

Questions:

Question 1: Which of the following methods are defined in the Servlet interface?
A. init()
B. service()
C. finalize()
D. destroy()

Question 2: Which of the following objects are passed to a servlet's service() method?
A. ServletRequest
B. HttpServletRequest
C. ServletResponse
D. HttpServletResponse

Question 3: By default, how many instances of a servlet are created by a Servlet Container?
A. One
B. One per request
C. One per session
D. None of the above

Question 4: Which of the following exceptions are defined by the Servlet API?
A. ServletException
B. InitializationException
C. UnavailableException
D. ServletContextException

Question 5: Which of the following are used by Servlet Containers to maintain session information?
A. cookies
B. hidden form fields
C. HTTPS protocol information
D. URL rewriting

Question 6: Which of the following event listeners are defined by the Servlet API?
A. HttpSessionBindingListener
B. HttpSessionEventListener
C. HttpSessionParameterListener
D. HttpSessionAttributeListener

Question 7: Which of the following methods are defined by the RequestDispatcher interface?
A. dispatch()
B. include()
C. redirect()
D. forward()

Question 8: Which of the following is the name of the cookie used by Servlet Containers to maintain session information?
A. SESSIONID
B. SERVLETID
C. JSESSIONID
D. CONTAINERID


Answers:

Answer 1: C. The finalize() method is not defined by the Servlet interface.

Answer 2: A, C. ServletRequest and ServletResponse methods are passed to the service() method.

Answer 3: A. By default, only one instance of a servlet is created by a Servlet Container.
Answer 4: A, C. The Servlet API defines ServletException and UnavailableException.

Answer 5: A, C, D. Hidden form fields are not used by Servlet Containers to maintain session information..”
Answer 6: A. Only HttpSessionBindingListener is defined by the Servlet API.

Answer 7: B, D. The RequestDispatcher interface defines the include() and forward() methods.
Answer 8: C. The JSESSIONID cookie is used by Servlet Containers to maintain session information.

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