Questions Related to technology

Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. Portability to all browsers needs to be addressed.

  2. Your code may be exposed.

  3. Reduction of page refreshes to enhance user experience.

  4. Simulating client state on the browser and reducing the number of views.

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A,B Correct answer
Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. A thin user interface that is browser based and utilizes JSP's and CSS with user preferences saved locally in a cookie.

  2. A thick client user interface utilizing AWT and user preferences saved locally in a cookie.

  3. A thick client user interface utilizing Swing and user preferences saved locally in a cookie.

  4. A thin browser based client utilizing JSF and CSS with user preferences persisted to database.

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D Correct answer
Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. XML Schema document and details of Message Body is required to build a client.

  2. WSDL document and Message headers must be supplied.

  3. There is no need to supply WSDL or XML Schema document to the client.

  4. Both WSDL document and XML Schema document must be supplied to the client.

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C Correct answer
Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. They are not related to each other in any way

  2. High Security generally results in high performance

  3. High performance is a pre-requisite for secure systems

  4. Security and Performance are inversely proportional

  5. Low performance systems cannot be secure

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D Correct answer
Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. The need for Security is a classic example of a functional service level requirement and the checking account rule, an example of non-functional QoS requirement.

  2. The discussion about Security and the mandatory checking account both illustrate functional service level requirements.

  3. Neither Security nor the mandatory Checking Account is an example of any kind of requirements, theoretically speaking.

  4. Security is an Architectural non-functional requirement and the Mandatory Checking Account a functional design requirement.

  5. They are both examples of Business Use Cases.

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D Correct answer
Multiple choice technology architecture
  1. It is a fault-tolerance mechanism.

  2. It is achieved by taking cold back ups.

  3. Each replica attempts to process each request but extra calls may be intercepted via an interceptor.

  4. State changes are logged and periodically flushed to the replicas.

  5. State is synchronized only when the primary service fails.

  6. Each replica is identical to the main service.

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A,C,F Correct answer