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Question 1

Your development team wants to use Google Guice. A previous architect assigned this request a low priority, citing the complexity of integration and no compelling benefits statements from the requesting team.

The team claims that their colleagues have achieved the integration using a pattern. This pattern reduced the level of difficulty and risk and did not require vendor support.

Which pattern fits this description?

Options:

A.

Context Holder

B.

Service Starter

C.

DependencyInjectionExtender

D.

Bean Locator

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Question 2

Which three actions represent best practices when implementing an exception handling strategy for an application?

Options:

A.

B. Create a customuncheckedexception if the action to resolve the exception cannot be defined.

B.

Always log the specific exception before re-throwing a wrapped exception.

C.

Always throw exceptions in methods that are designed for exception handling.

D.

E. Always include information specific to the error when logging an exception.

Question 3

A company wants to design an internal website for the purpose of managing its numerous social events. The site will not have heavy traffic, but will require state to be persisted in a database. You have been tasked to complete this action item in your spare time.

Which two Java EE-based approaches are best suited for quick development?

Options:

A.

Use JPAin the web tier only.

B.

Use message-driven beans to manage the posting of events.

C.

Useyourdomain modelcomponents as JavaServer Faces (JSF) managed beans.

D.

Use an Enterprise javaBeans (EJB) container to service-inject the domain model and support a JPA deployment.