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Please clarify these questions

 
Deepan Devadasan
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Hi folks i found the following questions and answer sets at javabeat...

The following were confusing for me..

Can anyone please clarify them


19. Which of the given statements are correct regarding the following JSP page code?

<jsp:useBean id="mystring" class="java.lang.String" />

<jsp:setProperty name="mystring" property="*" />

<%=mystring%>

Assume that the request for this page contains a parameter mystring=hello.

Select 1 correct option.
A.It will print ""
B.It will print "hello"
C.It will not compile
D.It will throw exception at runtime



ANS : A

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20. Select the correct sequence of actions that a servlet container performs before servicing any request.

A.Instantiate listeners defined in the deployment descriptor
B.Initialize filters defined in the deployment descriptor
C.Initialize servlets that are set to load on startup
D.Call the contextInitialized method on the listeners implementing ServletContextListener interface

ANS: A,D,B,C

 
Kevin DesLauriers
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For the first question:

I am not sure but the class defines the bean type (which has setters and getters). java.lang.String is not a class that contains these types of methods so I think you are unable to use it for the class. If I am wrong, someone please tell me.
[ January 30, 2007: Message edited by: Kevin DesLauriers ]
 
Kevin DesLauriers
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The second question is correct. It does listeners, context, filters then servlets.
 
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