A.earliest acceptable date from the order line

B.schedule ship date from the order line

C.request date from the order line

D.promise date from the order line

E.system date

A.Use the alternatives element in the beans.xml file and specify the class name in the class element within it.

B.Delete the regular implementation class from the WAR.

C.Start up the server with the optional -alternative command-line option, specifying any alternative class names in a comma-separated list.

D.Reorder the implementation names in the beans.xml file such that the desired alternative is listed earlier.

A.The publisher waits for a subscriber, who then consumes it. However, the publisher will time out if no consumer arrives within the given timeout period.

B.The publisher sends the message. However, it is never consumed because there wasn't anything listening when it arrived, regardless of the message timeout length.

C.The publisher successfully sends a message, which will be consumed later, once there is a subscriber, assuming the message hasn't timed out.

D.The message publisher is immediately notified about the lack of subscribers and can decide for itself if, and when, to resend.

A.Call the getSecure(true) method on the cookie object.

B.Configure SessionTrackingMode.SSL on the ServletContext object.

C.Set the ENCRYPT header in the response.

D.Encrypt the cookie data. The browser automatically sends encrypted data over a secure connection.

A.Iterator props = msg.getPropertyNames();

B.String [] props = msg.getPropertyNames();

C.Enumeration props = msg.getPropertyNames();

D.List<String> props = msg.getProperties();