Annotation which represents cookie values of requests.
1. HttpServletRequest or HttpServleResponse
2.@RequestParam
3.@Cookie
4.None of the mentioned
For cross field validation or some sort of barrier to ensure state before you start a flow, we use.
1.FacesContext
2. FaceletContext
3.FacesResolver
4.all of the mentioned
JpaFlowExecutionListener and Hibernate Listener binds to flow scope.
1.True
2.False
3.error
4.None of these
JSF view handler to enable Facelets and a SpringBeanFacesELResolver to access Spring beans.
1. FaceletViewHandler
2.FaceletView
3. FaceletHandler
4.none of the mentioned
Libraries provided by RichFaces an integration support for Spring web flow.
1.RichFaces
2.Slf-4j
3.Log-4j
4.All of the mentioned
Navigation in traditional JSF applications is handled by:-
1. linking directly linking to a resource
2.commandLink
3. invoking an action
4. All of the mentioned
Property for action to instantiate form objects.
1.formObjectClass
2.formClass
3. objectClass
4.none of the mentioned
Submodules of Spring Web Flow to simplify use of JSF and javascript in Spring.
1. Spring Faces
2.Spring Javascript
3.None of the mentioned
4. All of the mentioned
To integrate Hibernate with Spring Web flows.
1. JpaFlowExecutionListener
2.HibernateFlowExecutionListener
3.All of the mentioned
4.None of the mentioned
To integrate JPA with Spring Web flows.
1. JpaFlowExecutionListener
2. HibernateFlowExecutionListener
3.All of the mentioned
4. None of the mentioned
To resolve Facelets views we configure:-
1.ViewFacelets
2.ViewResolver
3.View-resolver
4.View_Resolver
To use Spring Faces Components, we register which of the following?
1. Servlet API
2.ResourceServlet
3.All of the mentioned
4.None of the mentioned
View Technologies to render Spring Web MVC view.
1.JSP
2.Tiles
3.All of the mentioned
4.none of the mentioned
.Servers which listen on port 8080.
1. Apache Tomcat 6.0
2. Jetty
3.None of the mentioned
4.all of the mentioned
Annotation for Controller Class.
1.@Before
2.@Controller
3.@After
4.@Exception
Attribute used to handle web flow requests.
1. servlet-mapping
2. servlet-attr
3.servlet-flow
4. servlet-requests
auto-config provides only default form-based login service.
1. True
2.False
3.error
4.None of these
Class used to give a class behavior of a Dispatcher Servlet.
1. AbstractController
2. Controller
3.Abstract Class
4.AbstractAction
Class which assist Spring Web flow in handling form.
1.Form
2. FormAction
3. FormHandler
4.Form-Handler
Component which additionally provides a pop-up date picker control for its enclosed input field.
1. clientDateValidator
2.clientValidator
3.dateValidator
4.validator
Component which encloses command button.
1. validateAll
2.validateAllClick
3.validateAllInClick
4. validateAllOnClick
Design pattern implemented by Dispatcher Servlet.
1. jsp
2.tiles
3. front controller
4. none of the mentioned
Element to trigger an action for view module.
1.on-render
2. on-action
3.on-trigger
4. None of the mentioned
Element which secures web flows.
1.secured
2. security
3. sec
4.none of the mentioned
File extension of a view state’s name which is by default loaded by facelet page.
1. .xml
2..hbm.xml
3..xhtml
4.none of the mentioned
Group id to add spring security using Maven.
1. org.springframework.secure
2.org.springframework.security
3. org.springframework.securedflow
4.none of the mentioned
Handler method annotation.
1.@Before
2.@Controller
3. @After
4.@RequestMapping
HibernateFlowExecutionListener and JpaFlowExecutionListener both belongs to which of the package.
1.org.springframework.web.persistence package
2.org.springframework.persistence package
3.org.springframework.webflow package package
4.org.springframework.webflow.persistence package
Interface which is used to persist instances sessions.
1. serializable
2.file.io
3. io.file.*
4.none of the mentioned
Libraries used to integrate Hibernate with JPA.
1. Hibernate 3
2.Hibernate 3 Entity Manager
3.JPA API
4. All of the mentioned
Method arguments that can be used in handler methods using the @RequestMapping annotation.
1.HttpServletRequest or HttpServleResponse
2.@RequestParam
3.@ModelAttribute
4.All of the mentioned
Once a state has completed its tasks, it fires an event.
1.True
2. False
3.error
4.None of these
Required dependencies to manage web UI flows.
1. spring web flow distribution.
2.org.springframework.webflow
3.all of the mentioned
4.none of the mentioned
Resources retrieved by Spring Faces Component.
1.JavaScript
2.CSS
3.All of the mentioned
4.None of the mentioned
Spring Faces provides a set of client-side validation components for standard JSF input components.
1.True
2.False
3.error
4.None of these
Spring manages UI as flows.
1. True
2.False
3.error
4.None of these
Spring Web flow can enable both Unified EL and Object-Graph Navigation Language (OGNL).
1.True
2.False
3.error
4.None of these
Spring web flow supports integration with.
1. JSF
2.Hibernate
3. JPA
4.all of the mentioned
Spring Web flow supports.
1. Unified EL
2.Object-Graph Navigation Language (OGNL)
3.All of the mentioned
4.none of the mentioned
Stated related to Spring Web flows.
1.view
2. action
3.decision
4.all of the mentioned
To configure JPA vendor-specific information.
1. JPA vendor adaptor
2.Data source
3.All of the mentioned
4.none of the mentioned
To create URL path mappings from the ids of registered flow definitions.
1.FlowHandlerMapping
2.FlowHandler
3.FlowHandlerMappingRequest
4.none of the mentioned
To enable Spring security for web flows.
1.SecurityFlowExecutionListener
2.SecurityFlowExecution
3.FlowSecurity
4.SecurityFlowListener
To secure web flows with Spring Security.
1. DelegatingFilter
2. DelegatingFilterProxy
3.DelegatingProxy
4.none of the mentioned
To use JSF Validation components provided by spring faces.
1. Faces
2.Spring Javascript
3. Facelets
4.none of the mentioned
Variable to trigger the flow execution.
1.${flowExecutionUrl}
2. ${exec.flow}
3.${flowExecutionUrl.match}
4.none of the mentioned
Which attribute is used to access security element of web flow.
1.attribute
2. attributes-security
3. attributes
4. none of the mentioned
Which of the following class should replace ‘?’. <beans ...> ... <webflow:flow-executor id="flowExecutor"> <webflow:flow-execution-listeners> <webflow:listener ref="securityFlowExecutionListener" /> </webflow:flow-execution-listeners> </webflow:flow-executor> <bean id="securityFlowExecutionListener" class="?" /> </beans>
1. org.springframework.webflow.security.SecurityFlow
2.org.springframework.webflow.SecurityFlowExecutionListener
3. org.springframework.webflow.security.SecurityFlowExecutionListener
4. org.springframework.security.SecurityFlowExecutionListener
XML Based flow definitions can be validated by:-
1.Spring Web Flow XSD
2.Spring IDE
3. SpringSource Tool Suite
4.all of the mentioned
You have to register a flow execution listener in the flow executor.
1. True
2. False
3.error
4.None of these