C. Clients of a message destination
need to know that the destination
is listened to
byapool of message consumers.
D. Clients of a message destination do NOT needto knowthat
the destination is listened
to by a message-driven bean.
Answer:
A, D
QUESTION:
300
Which two statements are true? (Choose two.)
A. Alltypes ofenterprise beans can be transaction-aware.
B. Typically, fine-grained objects, such as an employee record, should be remotely
accessible.
C.
Theclientview
ofanygiven
enterprise
bean
will
be
consistent
acrossall
EJB3.0
containers withouttheneed to recompile the bean.
D. As long as a given enterprise bean is NOT recompiled, its security attributes are
guaranteed to be consistent across all EJB 3.0 containers in which it is deployed.
Answer:
A, C
QUESTION:
301
A session bean calls the
setRollbackOnly method
on the
EJBContext interface within a
business method with an active transaction. Which two are correct? (Choose two.)
A. The transaction timeout is immediately disabled.
B. The container will ensure that the transaction will never commit.
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C. The bean must have started the current transaction for this to be legal.
D. The bean must have bean-managed transaction demarcation for this to be legal.
E. Thebean must have container-managed transaction demarcation for this to be legal.
Answer:
B, E
QUESTION:
302
A developer is working on a user registration
application using EJB 3.0. A
business method registerUser in stateless session bean RegistrationBean performs
the
user registration. The registerUser method executes in a transaction context started
by the client. If some invalid user data causes the registration
to fail, the client invokes
registerUser again with corrected data
using the same transaction. Which design can
meet this requirement?
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