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Question from 406 test

 
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1) From a model-view-controller programming model perspective,
which two of the following statements are true with respect
to a well-layered web application built with Servlets and
JSPs?

a) Servlets fill the role of the controller.
b) Servlets generate HTML and interact with business objects.
c) Business domain objects are commonly used in JSPs.
d) Servlets provide JSPs with information from the business
domain.


2) Which of the following statements BEST describes a well-
layered web application?

a) The business model has knowledge of the presentation
layer.
b) The presentation layer has knowledge of the business
model.
c) Business domain logic is coded in JSPs.
d) Business domain objects make decisions about how the
presentation layer behaves.
e) The presentation layer encapsulates the manner in which
information is conveyed to the user

* These are the questions from the IBM practice exam for 406
test. Can somebody in the know please explain?
TIA
-v
 
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For question 1 : a, d
For question 2 : d
 
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