[Solved] Choose the incorrect statement from the following about Home methods in a bean class for CMP (Container Managed Persistence).

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Q.	Choose the incorrect statement from the following about Home methods in a bean class for CMP (Container Managed Persistence).
A.	The throws clause of the method may include the java.rmi.RemoteException.
B.	Relationships must not be accessed by the method
C.	The persistence state of the bean must not be accessed by the method
D.	The static declaration can not be done for the method.
Answer» A. The throws clause of the method may include the java.rmi.RemoteException.

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