To add a servlet to a context that has not been declared either via annotation or via the descriptor, during context initialization time the following API can be used (Choose three.)

The correct answer is A. servletContext.addServlet("myServletName", "MyServlet"); D. servletContext.addServlet( ("myServletName", <Class extends E. servletContext.addServlet("myServletName", MyServlet). ServletRegistration.Dynamic addServlet(java.lang.String servletName, java.lang.Class<? extends Servlet> servletClass) Adds the servlet with the given name and class type to this servlet context. The registered servlet may be further configured via the returned…

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To add a servlet to a context that has not been declared either via annotation or via the descriptor, during context initialization time the following API can be used (Choose three.)

Options

AservletContext.addServlet("myServletName", "MyServlet");
BservletContext.addServlet( (<Class extends
CservletContext.addServlet(myServlet);
DservletContext.addServlet( ("myServletName", <Class extends
EservletContext.addServlet("myServletName", MyServlet);

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A
79% (22)
B
14% (4)
C
7% (2)

Explanation

ServletRegistration.Dynamic addServlet(java.lang.String servletName, java.lang.Class<? extends Servlet> servletClass) Adds the servlet with the given name and class type to this servlet context. The registered servlet may be further configured via the returned ServletRegistration object. servletName - the name of the servlet servletClass - the class object from which the servlet will be instantiated

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#dynamic servlet registration#ServletContext API#addServlet#programmatic configuration

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