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  scjp 1.5

  • Declarations, Initialization & Scoping
  • Method overriding or overloading
  • Inner Classes
  • Flow Control
  • Type Safe Enum
  • Enhanced for loop
  • Assertions
  • Exception
  • API Contents autoboxing & unboxing
  • File
  • Serializable
  • java.text and Locale
  • Regular Expression
  • Collections and Generics
  • Thread and Concurrency

  •   scjp 1.6

  • Declarations, Initialization & Scoping
  • Method overriding or overloading
  • Inner Classes
  • Flow Control
  • Type Safe Enum
  • Enhanced for loop
  • Assertions
  • Exception
  • API Contents autoboxing & unboxing
  • File
  • Serializable
  • java.text and Locale
  • Regular Expression
  • Collections and Generics
  • Thread and Concurrency
  • NavigableMap
  • NavigableSet
  • java.io.Console

  •   scwcd 1.5

  • Servlet Basic
  • The Structure and Deployment of Web Applications
  • The Web Container Model
  • Servlet event listeners
  • Session Management,session listeners
  • Servlet Filter
  • Web Application Security
  • j2ee patterns
  • JSP Directives
  • JSP page life cycle
  • JSP implicit objects
  • JSP include
  • Expression Language (EL)
  • JSTL
  • Building a Custom Tag Library
  • SCWCD : JSP include directive or the jsp:include standard action

    Questions no -1 
    Which of the following elements can use the element jsp:param ?
    
    
    options A)<jsp:include ...> B)<jsp:forward ...> C)<jsp:params > D)All of the above Correct answer is : D Explanations : All of the above elememts can use jsp:param inside it.
    Questions no -2 
    Which of the following statements are correct about the following jsp lines:
    
    <jps:useBean id="lname" class="java.lang.String" />
    
    <%= lname%>
    
    
    options A)It won't compile B)It is a valid jsp line and it will print the variable called lname. C)It will compile but it will always produce null as the output. D)None of the above Correct answer is : B Explanations : It will work properly .To have valid functionality you have to set an attribute of String type in the proper scope before it is accessed by <jsp:useBean ...> .
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