A Restarting crashed engines.
B Running the application components.
C Saving session data.
D Routing a request to the optimal runtime environment.
A Sharing of database connections so that commonly used, existing connections are re-used rather than re-established each time.
B Logic to be distributed across servers as an application scales to accommodate heavier loads.
C Caching of application logic results.
D Improved performance by allowing users to begin viewing results of requests sooner.
A Relies exclusively on proprietary database drivers.
B Runs code from servlets, JSPs, and EJBs.
C Uses the X/Open XA protocol to access vendor-provided Resource Managers. .
D Handles all NAS-originated SQL transactions.
A The NAS Administrator to create users, groups and Access Control Lists.
B The Netscape Console to create users, groups and Access Control Lists.
C The NAS Administrator to create users and groups, the Netscape Console to create Access Control Lists.
D The NAS Administrator to create Access Control Lists and the Netscape Console to create users and groups.