Exam Number/Code: 1D0-442
Questions and Answers:168 Q&As
Updated: 2009-09-02
Exam Name: CIW ENTERPRISE SPECIALIST
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Exam : CIW 1D0-442
Title : CIW ENTERPRISE SPECIALIST
1. A finder method in an entity bean is written to find more than one primary key. Which statement correctly describes the invocation of this type of ejbFind…() method?
A. When a client calls a multiple row finder method, the home object allocates a bean instance and invokes the corresponding ejbFind…() method. The home object instantiates a remote object for each primary key, with a collection of remote references returned to the client.
B. When a client calls a multiple row finder method, the home object allocates a bean instance and invokes the corresponding ejbFind…() method. The home object instantiates a collection of remote objects for each primary key, with individual remote references returned to the client.
C. When a client calls a multiple row finder method, the remote object invokes the corresponding ejbFind…() method. The remote object then returns a collection of remote references to the client.
D. When a client calls a multiple row finder method, the home object allocates a bean instance and invokes the corresponding ejbFind…() method. The home object instantiates a collection of primary key references and returns them to the client.
Answer: A
2. An entity beans class contains the following method signature:
public Integer ejbCreate (int partNum, String partDescription,
float partCost, String partSupplier) throws CreateException
Which statement is true of the beans ejbCreate() method?
A. An ejbPostCreate() method with the same number and types of parameters must be present in the beans remote interface.
B. An ejbPostCreate() method with the same method signature must be present in the beans home interface.
C. An ejbPostCreate() method with the same number and types of parameters must be present in the beans class.
D. An ejbPostCreate() method with the same method signature must be present in the beans class.
Answer: C
3. Which choice defines the term isolation when used to describe the properties of a transaction?
A. Isolation guarantees that a transaction will either result in a new valid system, or the system will be restored to its original state.
B. Isolation guarantees that a committed transaction will persist despite any type of system failure.
C. Isolation guarantees that logically related operations are dealt with as a single unit.
D. Isolation guarantees that transactions running at the same time will not have access to each others partial results.
Answer: D
4. The ejbRemove() method for an enterprise bean contains the following line of code:
prepStmt = dbConn.prepareStatement ("DELETE
FROM MyTable
WHERE MyKey = ?");
What type of enterprise bean might this be?
A. Stateful session bean
B. BMP entity bean
C. CMP entity bean
D. Stateless session bean
Answer: ABD
5. An EJB client invokes a create() method. An EJB container instantiates an enterprise bean as the result of this method call. The bean is then held in a pool awaiting a method invocation. To which type of enterprise bean does this process refer?
A. BMP entity bean
B. CMP entity bean
C. Stateless session bean
D. Stateful session bean
Answer: C