PHP, Java

1. When you use NetBeans to create a new servlet, NetBeans does all but one of the following. Which one is it?:

A NetBeans provides starting code for the servlet.

B NetBeans lets you provide URL patterns for accessing the servlet.

C NetBeans lets you specify the package that you want the servlet to be in.

D NetBeans lets you change the options for servlet reloading.

2. When you use NetBeans to edit a web.xml file, you can either use the XML tab to edit the XML code manually or you can use

A the Intellisense feature to modify the code

B the Output window to set specific values

C the graphical interface thats provided by one of the six other tabs

D the XML Palette window to add and modify portions of code

3. To deploy a NetBeans application to a remote server, you can copy its WAR file

A from the dist directory of the application to the document root directory of the server

B from the WEB-INF directory of the application to the document root directory of the server

C from the dist directory of the application to the webapps directory of the server

D from the WEB-INF directory of the application to the webapps directory of the server

4. To run an HTML page, JSP, or servlet without running the entire application, you can

A right-click on t`he file in the Projects window and select the Run File command

B select the file in the Projects window and press F6

C double-click on the file in the Projects window

D select the Run File command and then select the file in the Run File dialog box

5. The HTTPServlet Java class is used as a base (inheritance) class for

A Request classes

B GenericServlet classes

C application servlets

D response objects

6. If you use a servlet instead of a JSP,

A the resulting web page wont be generated as rapidly

B its easier to code the HTML for the web page

C its harder to get the parameters from the request object

D you need to execute controller logic in your MVC-based application

7. To define error handling for a JSP, you can use a

A JSP scriptlet

B JSP expression

C JSP directive

D JSP declaration