Question: Which one of the following is the very first task executed by a session enabled page?
A Delete the previous session
B Check whether a valid session exists
C Start a new session
D Handle the session
Answer: Check whether a valid session exists
| Task Number |
Task Description |
| 1 |
Check whether a valid session exists |
| 2 |
Start a new session (if needed) |
| 3 |
Handle the session |
| 4 |
Perform page-specific operations |
| 5 |
Update session data |
| 6 |
Process user requests |
| 7 |
End or destroy the session (if needed) |
| 8 |
Clean up and release resources |
| 9 |
Generate response for the user |
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| Aspect |
Description |
| Task 1: Check whether a valid session exists |
Verify if a valid session exists for the user. |
| Task 2: Start a new session (if needed) |
If no valid session exists, initiate a new session for the user. |
| Task 3: Handle the session: |
Once a valid session is confirmed (either existing or newly created), proceed to manage and maintain the session data. |
| Task 4: Perform page-specific operations |
Execute tasks or actions related to the functionality of the web page based on the user’s session data. |
| Task 5: Update session data |
As the user interacts with the page, update session data as needed to maintain state or store user-specific information. |
| Task 6: Process user requests |
Handle user requests or actions within the context of the session, such as form submissions or interactions. |
| Task7: End or destroy the session (if needed) |
Terminate the session when the user logs out or after a defined period of inactivity. |
| Task 8: Clean up and release resources |
Release any resources associated with the session and perform cleanup tasks as necessary. |
| Task 9: Generate response for the user |
Prepare and send the response back to the user’s browser based on the results of the session handling and user interactions. |
