Given the definition of MyServlet:
1 1. public class MyServlet extends HttpServlet {
1 2. public void service(HttpServletRequest request,
1 3. HttpServletResponse response)
1 4. throws ServletException, IOException {
1 5. HttpSession session = request.getSession();
1 6 session.setAttribute("myAttribute","myAttributeValue");
1 7. session.invalidate();
1 8. response.getWriter().println("value=" +
1 9. session.getAttribute("myAttribute"));
2 0. }
2 1. }
What is the result when a request is sent to MyServlet?

• A. An InvalidSessionException is thrown at runtime.
• B. An IllegalStateException is thrown at runtime.
• C. The string "value=null" appears in the response stream.
• D. The string "value=myAttributeValue" appears in the response stream.

You are building your own layout mechanism by including dynamic content for the page's header and footer sections. The footer is always static, but the header generates the <title> tag that requires the page name to be specified dynamically when the header is imported.
Which JSP code snippet performs the import of the header content?

• A. <jsp:include page='/WEB-INF/jsp/header.jsp'>
  < jsp:attribute name='pageName' value='Welcome Page' />
  < /jsp:include>
• B. <jsp:import page='/WEB-INF/jsp/header.jsp'>
  < jsp:attribute name='pageName' value='Welcome Page' />
  < /jsp:import>
• C. <jsp:include page='/WEB-INF/jsp/header.jsp'>
  < jsp:param name='pageName' value='Welcome Page' />
  < /jsp:include>
• D. <jsp:import page='/WEB-INF/jsp/header.jsp'>
  < jsp:param name='pageName' value='Welcome Page' />
  < /jsp:import>

You need to create a JavaBean object that is used only within the current JSP page. It must NOT be accessible to any other page including those that this page might import.
Which JSP standard action can accomplish this goal?

• A. <jsp:makeBean id='pageBean' class='com.example.MyBean' />
• B. <jsp:makeBean name='pageBean' class='com.example.MyBean' />
• C. <jsp:makeBean id='pageBean' type='com.example.MyBean' />
• D. <jsp:useBean name='pageBean' class='com.example.MyBean' />
• E. <jsp:useBean id='pageBean' type='com.example.MyBean' />
• F. <jsp:useBean id='pageBean' class='com.example.MyBean' />

Your web application uses a simple architecture in which servlets handle requests and then forward to a JSP using a request dispatcher. You need to pass information calculated in the servlet to the JSP for view generation. This information must NOT be accessible to any other servlet, JSP or session in the webapp. Which two techniques can you use to accomplish this goal? (Choose two.)

• A. Add attributes on the request object.
• B. Add attributes to the session object.
• C. Use the pageContext object to add request attributes.
• D. Add parameters to the JSP's URL when generating the request dispatcher.
• E. Add parameters to the request object.