Answer All Questions. 2. Part A - Each 1 Mark 3. Part B - Each 3 Marks 4. Part C - Each 10 Marks
This document contains an exam for an Advanced Java Programming course, divided into three parts:
Part A contains 10 short answer questions about topics like DNS, TCP servers, result set metadata, statement types, InetAddress methods, EJB functions and components, J2EE containers, and EJB home interfaces.
Part B contains 5 questions requiring short explanations, covering InetAddress factory methods, Socket constructors, prepared statements, message-driven bean methods, and EJB remote interfaces.
Part C contains longer answer questions, including how to establish TCP/IP client-server communication in Java with an example, explaining batch updates and the distributed multitiered architecture of EJB, and explaining the lif
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Answer All Questions. 2. Part A - Each 1 Mark 3. Part B - Each 3 Marks 4. Part C - Each 10 Marks
This document contains an exam for an Advanced Java Programming course, divided into three parts:
Part A contains 10 short answer questions about topics like DNS, TCP servers, result set metadata, statement types, InetAddress methods, EJB functions and components, J2EE containers, and EJB home interfaces.
Part B contains 5 questions requiring short explanations, covering InetAddress factory methods, Socket constructors, prepared statements, message-driven bean methods, and EJB remote interfaces.
Part C contains longer answer questions, including how to establish TCP/IP client-server communication in Java with an example, explaining batch updates and the distributed multitiered architecture of EJB, and explaining the lif
PAVOORCHATRAM FIRST MODEL EXAMINATIONS MARCH 2010 Branch : III Year INFO TECH Subject : Advanced Java Programming Note: 1. Answer all questions. 2. Part A Each 1 Mark 3. Part B Each 3 Marks 4. Part C Each 10 Marks ---------
Time: 3 Hrs. Max. Marks: 75 PART A
1. What is DNS? 2. Which class is used to create TCP server? 3. What is Result set Meta data? 4. What are the types of statements? 5. Which method Inet Address class is used to get the host address? 6. Name any two functions of EJB. 7. What are the web components available in EJB. 8. What are J2EE containers? 9. Define packaging. 10. What is the use of home interface of an Ejb?
PART - B 1. Explain factory methods of Inet Address class. 2. Write the constructors of Socket class. 3. Explain Prepared statement with example. 4. Explain on Message ( ) of MDB. 5. Explain Remote interface of EJB. PART - C 1. Explain how to establish a TCP / IP Client server communication in java with example. 2. a) Explain batch updates. b) Explain the distributed multitiered architecture of EJB. 3. Explain the life cycle of stateful and stateless session bean with neat diagram.