A.Get the JobExecution object from BatchRuntime and call its start() method.

B.Call BatchRunTime.initialize("ProductLoadJob");

C.Get the JobOperator object from BatchRuntime and call its start() method.

D.Get the JobExecution object from BatchRuntime and set its status to JobStatus.INITIATED.

A.Past Due Shipments

B.Orders Completed in Full

C.Past Due, Completed Today

D.Past Due, Not Completed

E.Due Today, Not Completed

A.<% System.out.println(e.getMessage()) %>

B.<%= exception.message %>

C.<c:out value="${requestScope['javax.servlet.error.exception']}"/>

D.<% exception.getMessage(); %>

A.iteration over a collection

B.buffering of large result sets

C.testing conditions

D.message localization

A.concrete methods

B.abstract methods

C.static fields

D.instance fields declared final