WCF Service can define Data, Service, Fault and Message contract

MSMQ binding, Web Service (WS) binding, Basic binding and TCP binding are part of standard binding supported by WCF

WCF also support authentication using Issued token by secure token service

WCF support Message reliability without ordered delivery

Extension methods

Lambda Expression

Abstract methods

Expression trees

.NET Framework 2.0 CLR was introduced with Visual Studio 2005

.NET Framework 3.0 uses the .NET Framework 2.0 CLR

.NET Framework 3.5 uses the .NET Framework 2.0 CLR

.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 first time introduced the .NET Framework 3.0 CLR

It is a subset of the full .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 that targets client applications

It includes only client-specific assemblies (i.e. Win Forms, WPF, WCF, ClickOnce) and doesn’t contain any of the server-specific assemblies (i.e. LINQ To SQL, Windows Workflow Foundation)

The size of the .NET Framework Client Profile is 26 MB

A client machine that has the .NET Framework Client Profile cannot later upgrade to the full version of the .NET Framework if needed

WS-Security

WS-Encryption

WS-SecurityPolicy

WS-Trust

Extensible Application Markup Language - XAML can be used to define workflow declaratively

Sequential Workflow and State Machine Workflow are two basic workflow type

Workflow can be persisted into SQL server using built in persistence provider

Workflow Runtime cannot be hosted in Windows application

Integrated development environment

Integrated deployment environment

In-house deployment Environment

None of these

MyEclipse

Eclipse

Both

None of these

Tomcat

Oracle

BEA

All of the above

.mymetadata file

.myeclipse folder

an ejb-jar.xml file

An application.xml

MyEclipse uses Eclipse beneath the hood.

MyEclipse operates independently (Without the help of Eclipse)

MyEclipse is intended only for distributed application development

None of these

Right click on the class and select ‘Run as > Java Application’

Right click on the class and select ‘Run’

It is not possible in Eclipse.

All of the above

A public class which contains a main method with proper signature (Arguments, return types etc).

We can run any classes

Only those classes which have public no argument constructors.

None of these

A new IDE competing with Eclipse

A set of plug-ins under Eclipse

A java class file editor

All of the above

Java Browsing

Java EE

Debug

Java Editor

Formatting the code

Adding Import

Organizing imports

All of the above

Builder

Java Build Path

Java Doc Location

None of these

Standalone applications

Distributed applications

All of the above

None of these

Editors

Project Creation Wizards

Validators

Application Server domain creation wizard

Reduced development time

Enforce project or company standards using templates

The IDE Learning curve/coding time will out run the manual coding time in a big/complex project.

All of the above.