While solving mocks follwing question came ??Please help me to find out correct answers(Note:there are mpre than one correct answer)
You've written all the UML diagrams you need for your companies online store. Other developers and architects have approved them. Now you are deciding which Enterprise Beans will use Container Managed Persistence (CMP) and which will use Bean Managed Persistence (BMP). When should you use BMP?
AWhen performance is essential and you are storing standard data types. BWhen performance is not essential and you are storing standard data types. CWhen performance is essential and you are storing complex data types. DWhen performance is not essential and you are storing complex data types.
more than once are true ... i think this is a multiple answer ... C and D .... dao should use to store complex data types and asosiations ... and are good to improve performace ...
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Choices A, C and D are correct please see this url SCEA Practice Questions you will find explanation for most of your questions
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I checked the site nothing is mentioned stating more than on answers is correct or not. Also solution description is contradicting. It says first correct answers are A, C and D but in solution description itself it says that choice C is incorrect. Please check this statement. "Choice C is incorrect because using Container Managed Persistence will increase the portability of the Enterprise Bean and should be used wherever possible."
Could any one provide me the correct answers for this questions I may be wrong.