| Java™ 2 Primer Plus By Steven Haines, Steve Potts | | Table of Contents | | | Appendix C. Answers to Review Questions |
| | | A1: | TCP/IP is a lower-level protocol whose job is to get data reliably from one computer to another. HTTP is a higher-level protocol, which is used to move requests from a client to a Web Server and responses from a Web Server to a client. | | | | A2: | It stands for the Model-View-Controller architecture. | | | | A3: | An MVC design subdivides the task of creating an interactive system into logical subsystems. By grouping these functions logically, you get an easier design to understand and modify. | | | | A4: | Session Beans can be used for the Controller layer, and Entity Beans can be used for the Model. |
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