Describe the lifecycle of a WebSocket in a Java web application.

  • Connect, Communicate, Disconnect
  • Create, Transmit, Terminate
  • Handshake, Data Transfer, Termination
  • Initialization, Open, Close
The lifecycle of a WebSocket in a Java web application involves a handshake phase, followed by data transfer, and finally, termination. This sequence includes establishing the connection, exchanging data, and closing the connection.

A WebSocket connection is established with a _________ handshake upgraded from an HTTP connection.

  • SSL/TLS
  • TCP
  • UDP
  • WebSocket
A WebSocket connection is established with a "WebSocket" handshake upgraded from an HTTP connection.

In Java EE, the _________ method is used to send a message to the connected WebSocket client.

  • broadcastMessage()
  • sendMessage()
  • sendText()
  • writeMessage()
In Java EE, the sendMessage() method is used to send a message to the connected WebSocket client.

The annotation _________ is used to configure the endpoint of a WebSocket server.

  • @EndpointConfig
  • @ServerEndpoint
  • @WebSocketConfig
  • @WebSocketEndpoint
The annotation @ServerEndpoint is used to configure the endpoint of a WebSocket server.

A servlet receives a POST request with JSON data. What are the steps to correctly parse and use this data?

  • Use the doGet() method and manually parse the JSON data using a JSON library.
  • Use the doGet() method and rely on the servlet container to automatically parse the JSON data.
  • Use the doPost() method and manually parse the JSON data using a JSON library.
  • Use the doPost() method and rely on the servlet container to automatically parse the JSON data.
When handling a POST request with JSON data, it is appropriate to use the doPost() method, and manual parsing is often necessary using a JSON library. The servlet container does not automatically parse JSON data.

The _________ interface in Java EE allows the server to react to WebSocket lifecycle events.

  • Decoder
  • Encoder
  • Endpoint
  • Session
The Endpoint interface in Java EE allows the server to react to WebSocket lifecycle events.

To handle binary data in a WebSocket, the _________ method is typically implemented.

  • onBinaryMessage
  • onClose
  • onError
  • onTextMessage
To handle binary data in a WebSocket, the onBinaryMessage method is typically implemented.

What happens if the init() method of a Servlet throws an exception?

  • Servlet becomes inactive
  • Servlet continues to initialize
  • Servlet fails to initialize
  • Servlet restarts
If the init() method of a Servlet throws an exception, the servlet fails to initialize, and the servlet container may mark the servlet as unavailable.

A high-frequency trading application needs to send and receive financial data with minimal latency. What WebSocket features make it suitable for this application?

  • Caching and client-side data storage
  • Long polling and server-sent events
  • Multiplexing and low latency
  • Request-response pattern and reliable message delivery
WebSockets, with features like multiplexing and low latency, are suitable for high-frequency trading applications, as they enable efficient, bidirectional communication with minimal delay in data transmission.

What is a common practice to reduce the load on a servlet?

  • Caching
  • Database Connection Pooling
  • Lazy Loading
  • Multithreading
Database Connection Pooling is a common practice to reduce the load on a servlet by efficiently managing and reusing database connections, improving performance.