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1Z0-895 · Question #40
A developer writes an interceptor class called FooInterceptor containing the following AroundInvoke method: 11. @AroundInvoke 12. public Object intercept (InvocationContext ctx) { 13. return…
The correct answer is D. The client receives a return value of "intercepted". See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A developer writes an interceptor class called FooInterceptor containing the following AroundInvoke method: 11. @AroundInvoke 12. public Object intercept (InvocationContext ctx) { 13. return "intercepted"; 14. } FooInterceptor is applied to a business method in a stateless session bean: 11. @Interceptors (FooInterceptor.class) 12. public String testzero(int i) { 13. return (i = = 0) ? "zero": "not zero" 14. } Which describes the result when a client invokes the testzero method with a value of 1?
Options
- AThe interceptor method is NEVER invoked.
- BThe clientreceives a return value of "zero".
- CThe client receives a return value of "not zero".
- DThe client receives a return value of "intercepted".
How the community answered
(59 responses)- A8% (5)
- B17% (10)
- C3% (2)
- D71% (42)
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