1 (A) Answer the following: 1 Application is divided into client side and server side is called 2 JNDI stands for 3 Full form of JMS? 4 next() is the method of 2 (B) Answer in brie... 1 (A) Answer the following: 1 Application is divided into client side and server side is called 2 JNDI stands for 3 Full form of JMS? 4 next() is the method of 2 (B) Answer in brief (Any one out of two) 1 What is Type-1 driver? 2 List out the yearly history of j2ee. 3 (C) Answer in detail (Any one out of two) 1 Explain the feature of j2ee. 2 Describe the java.sql package. 4 (D) Write a note on (Any one out of two) 1 Describe in brief j2ee APIs. 2 Write an JDBC Application to perform Insert & Fetch operation using for following fields: itemid, itemname, itemqty, itemrate 2 Answer the following: 1 What are Servlets? 2 Give Syntax to create a cookie using servlet? 3 Why Remote interface inherits? 4 RRL stands for 2 (B) Answer in brief (Any one out of two) 1 What is the use of Naming Service? 2 What is server side and client side web application?
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The question is asking about various topics related to Advanced Java Programming (J2EE), including definitions, explanations, and descriptions of specific concepts, frameworks, and functions within the J2EE environment.
Answer
1. Multi-tier architecture 2. Java Naming and Directory Interface 3. Java Message Service 4. Iterator or ResultSet
- Multi-tier architecture
- Java Naming and Directory Interface
- Java Message Service
- Iterator or ResultSet
Answer for screen readers
- Multi-tier architecture
- Java Naming and Directory Interface
- Java Message Service
- Iterator or ResultSet
More Information
Client-side and server-side applications structure multi-tier architectures. JNDI provides access to naming and directory services, while JMS standardizes messaging between applications.
Sources
- About Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI) - docs.oracle.com
- Java Message Service (JMS) - Oracle Help Center - docs.oracle.com
- Basically server-based Apps are typically divided into client -side... - coursehero.com
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