A Web Module needs specific tuning. The Development team fine tunes the module in the deployment descriptor (weblogic.xml) as follows: 

Which two are true? (Choose two.) 

Answer options:

A. MyWorkManager is an application-scoped Work Manager.
B. Add the line <wl-dispatch-policy>MyWorkManager</wl-dispatch-policy> before <work-manager> tags in weblogic.xml to make the Web Module use the Work Manager MyWorkManager.
C. MyWorkManager is a Global Work Manager.
D. MyWorkManager is a Default Work Manager.
E. Once the application is deployed and started on a Managed WebLogic Server, MyWorkManager will appear under Environment/Work Managers on the WebLogic Console.

AB

A: You can create Work Managers that are available only to a specific application or module. You can define application-scoped Work Managers in the WebLogic Server Administration Console and in the following descriptors: weblogic-application.xml weblogic-ejb-jar.xml weblogic.xml B: A method is assigned to a Work Manager, using the <dispatch-policy> element in the deployment descriptor. Incorrect Answers: E: Environment/Work Managers displays the Global work managers. Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24329_01/web.1211/e24432/self_tuned.htm#CNFGD129