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32. Which are true about Session bean passivation?
A) Passivation always uses Serialization.
B) A bean can be removed even while in a passivated state.
C) A bean can be passivated even while in a transaction.
D) Both stateless and stateful session beans can be passivated.
E) A UserTransaction reference cannot be passivated.
F) A 'Connection' reference cannot be passivated.
G) A resource manager connection factory reference cannot be
passivated.
H) A reference to a bean's privated JNDI environment can be
passivated.
I) A null reference can be passivated.
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J) Under some circumstances, the bean might be passivated
*without*
getting an ejbPassivate method call.
33. Which must NOT be invoked on a bean's EJBContext until AFTER
the execution of the setSessionContext
method in a stateless session bean using CMT?
A) getEJBLocalHome
B) getEJBObject
C) getUserTransaction
D) getCallerPrincipal
E) isCallerInRole
F) setRollbackOnly
G) getRollbackOnly
H) getEJBLocalObject
 
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32. Which are true about Session bean passivation?
A) Passivation always uses Serialization.This is not guaranteed
B) A bean can be removed even while in a passivated state.yes .. in case of timeouts
C) A bean can be passivated even while in a transaction.No
D) Both stateless and stateful session beans can be passivated.No
E) A UserTransaction reference cannot be passivated.No .. It can be passivated
F) A 'Connection' reference cannot be passivated.Yes
G) A resource manager connection factory reference cannot be
passivated.No
H) A reference to a bean's privated JNDI environment can be
passivated.Yes
I) A null reference can be passivated.Yes
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J) Under some circumstances, the bean might be passivated
*without*
getting an ejbPassivate method call.I Think .... No

So , I beleive .... B,F,H and I are answers to this Question.
 
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