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QUESTION: 6

When injecting scalar/literal values into Spring beans, which of the following statements is true?
(select one)

Scalar values cannot be injected into setters or constructors with primitive type parameters
Spring performs automatic type conversion for certain data types, such as String to int
In XML Spring configuration, you can inject scalar values using the ref attribute of the <property
/> tag
All of the above

Answer(s): B

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QUESTION: 7

Which of the following statements about the FactoryBean interface is NOT true? (select one)

A FactoryBean can be used to generate Spring beans of any type
The Spring configuration <property name="someValue" ref="myFactoryBeanImpl"/> will
ALWAYS inject the instance of the FactoryBean implementation
FactoryBean is a Spring interface
Factory objects used in Spring do not necessarily have to implement the FactoryBean interface

Answer(s): B

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Consider the following code sample which creates an ApplicationContext from a file called "application-config.xml" in the "rewards.internal" package, and a file called test-infra-config.xml in the current folder:

ApplicationContext context = new
FileSystemXmlApplicationContext("classpath:rewards.internal.application-config.xml", "file:testinfra-config.xml");

Which of those statements is true? (select one)

The use of the "file" prefix is not necessary
The use of the "classpath" prefix is not necessary
The use of the "." separator is correct
Both a and b

Answer(s): A

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QUESTION: 9

Which of the following statements is NOT true with respect to Spring's ApplicationContext? (select one)

The ApplicationContext eagerly instantiates all singleton beans by default
There are many different implementation classes which all implement the ApplicationContext interface
When available, the close() method will cause any registered bean destruction code to be invoked
In a JUnit test using Spring support (with @ContextConfiguration annotation), it is necessary to close the ApplicationContext manually

Answer(s): D

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