HFSJ final mock exam question

[Archana Annamaneni]

Your web application has a valid deplyment descriptor in which student and sensei are the only security roles that have been defined.The deployment descriptor contains two security constraints that declare the same resource to be constrained.The first security constraint contains:

234. <auth-constraint>
235. <role-name>student</role-name>
236. </auth-constraint>

And the second security constraint contains:
<auth-constraint/>

which are true?(choose all that apply)

A. As the deployment descriptor stands now,the constrained resource can be accessed by both rules.

B. As the deployment descriptor stands now,the constrained resource can be accessed only by sensei users.

C. As the deployment descriptor stands now,the constrained resource can be accessed only by student users.

D. If the second <auth-constraint> tag is removed , the constrained resource can be accessed by both roles.

E. If the second <auth-constraint> tag is removed , the constrained resource can be accessed only by senseiusers.

F. If the second <auth-constraint> tag is removed , the constrained resource can be accessed only by studentusers.

Can some one answer this please?


Archana

[Roopa Maheshkumar]

I think the answer is 'D'.

<auth-constraint/> has the final word.It means no users are allowed. So if the <auth-constraint/> tag is removed.It means it the resource is open to all users.

[Ranjit Gopinathan]

F is the answer , I think.

When <auth-constraint/> removed , the access is specified only for student roles.