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HttpSessionBindingListener does not need to be configured in the deployment descriptor.

 
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Which of the following statements are true?
Choose at least one answer.
A. To configure the HttpSessionBindingListener interface the deployment descriptor must include the session-listener tag Incorrect
B. To configure the HttpSessionBindingListener interface the deployment descriptor must include the listener tag Incorrect
C. The HttpSessionBindingListener interface supplies the sessionBound method Incorrect
D. The HttpSessionBindingListener interface supplies the valueBound method Correct
E. The HttpSessionBindingListener interface supplies the attributeAdded method Incorrect


I have become really confused about what listeners to configure in DD
 
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the following listener are not need to be declared in the DD

1. HttpSessionBindingListener
2. HttpSessionActivationListener


all the rest need <listener> tag in the DD
 
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