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A. To provide functionality in JSP pages, such as hiding certain sections based on roles

B. To provide a mechanism for applying security to Spring Web Services

C. To allow certain URLs to be tagged as requiring secure access

D. To allow Spring Security to be applied to XHTML

A. To obtain references to the Spring bean(s) you want to test, you need to call getBean() on the ApplicationContext provided

B. A new ApplicationContext is initialized and created for each test method

C. All of the above

D. You can indicate which XML configuration files the test class will use to create the ApplicationContext

A. Propagation behavior

B. An isolation level

C. A read-only flag

D. All of the above

A. It supports multiple protocols and multiple forms of object serialization

B. It has its own proprietary naming directory service that remote services are published to

C. It uses polymorphism on the client so that client code can be agnostic to whether it is using a remote service or local object

D. Spring beans can be published as remote services by simply adding configuration

A. Enables the detection of @Aspect annotated classes

B. Can only be used with AspectJ (as opposed to Spring AOP)

C. Allows to define a list of names to include so Spring is not going to scan all the beans at startup

A. The DispatcherServlet, controller beans and other collaborators are all defined and configured in web.xml

B. Classes annotated with @Controller annotation can be detected by component scanning and loaded as Spring beans

C. Controllers are typically able to delegate to business methods in an application because a reference to a service bean can be injected into the controller

D. Data can be passed from the controller to the view by use of the special Model parameter

A. The root ApplicationContext can reference beans in the DispatcherServlet Application context, but not vice-versa

B. The DispatcherServlet ApplicationContext and the root ApplicationContext can reference each other's beans

C. The DispatcherServlet ApplicationContext can reference beans in the root Application context, but not vice-versa

D. The DispatcherServlet ApplicationContext and root ApplicationContext are completely isolated and cannot reference each other's beans

A. Set the lazy-init attribute within the <bean> tag

B. Decorate the destroy method with @PreDestroy

C. Set the bean instance in a "prototype" scope

D. Decorate the destroy method with @PreDestroy and add a <context:annotation-config /> xml declaration

A. All of the above is true

B. Spring provides FactoryBeans to configure each of the supported ORM libraries

C. Spring supports management of Hibernate Sessions or JPA PersistenceContexts in combination with local transactions

D. Spring provides support for translating exceptions thrown from ORM libraries into Spring's own exception hierarchy

A. To enforce authorization of web requests

B. To drive authentication

C. To provide a logout capability

D. All of the above