Q. To validate Java beans in a web application using annotations.

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Q. JSR-303 or bean validation can access beans through annotations.

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Q. For validating beans Spring supports.

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Q. JSR-303 can’t access java beans directly.

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Q. Annotation which indicates a field cannot be a null.

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Q. Annotation used to indicate a field has to have a minimum of 2 characters.

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Q. Annotation which receives a value in the form regexp=”.+@.+\\.[a-z]+”.

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Q. A field named validator is of type.

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Q. Validator field is not assigned to any bean, but rather a factory class of the type.

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Q. To hold any errors detected from validating the instance of beans.

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Q. To use JSR-303 bean validation in a web application, dependencies to be added in maven.

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Q. Spring doesn’t cope up with pdf and excel views.

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Q. Spring MVC supports generating Excel files using which of the following libraries.

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Q. The view classes for Excel view is/are:-

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Q. Spring MVC supports generating PDF files using which of the following libraries.

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Q. To publish a REST service with Spring.

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Q. Publishing an application’s data as a REST service requires.

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Q. Spring supports a series of mechanisms to generate a REST service payload.

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Q. Annotation added as an input parameter to the handler method.

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Q. Notation for defining REST endpoints.

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