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Which of the following are mandatory steps in the SSL handshake?

A Validate Client to Server
B Validate Server to Client
C Allow client and server to choose cryptographic algorithm
D Use symmetric key encryption to generate shared secrets

Choices B and C are correct.

284 When a Stateful Session Bean is passivated, what activities should the developer perform in the ejbPassivate() method?

A Close all open resources
B Set transient fields to NULL
C Set Non-transient fields to NULL
D Set non-transient non-serializable fields to NULL




  
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RE: Which of the following are mandatory steps in the ...

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